After reading the article and your response, I've tried to get an overview of John Rawl, theory, and criticism. However the scholarly criticism I can find refe

After reading the article and your response, I've tried to get an overview of John Rawl, theory, and criticism. However the scholarly criticism I can find referenced don't seem to mention any of the issues you list. They mention at least some the criticism that the linked article mentioned, but I didn't get as far as to see if I found references to all avenues of criticism the article mentioned. Can you point me to somewhere that critique of Rawls mention the issues you listed, or are we talking about something different? The points you list seems to more fitting as criticism of a specific kind of liberalism, than towards what can be described as a philosophy that seemingly attempts to independently derive an 'ideal' liberal system based on a small set of rules.