Website owner: James Miller
What is "social justice"? What characteristics would a
socially just society have to have?
1. Abuse of one person by another would have to end. There
could be no more abuse of children by parents, wives by
husbands, employees by bosses, soldiers by officers, etc..
2. Every person should have the right and wherewithal to
develop to his full potential --- develop spiritually,
intellectually and emotionally. He should have all the
time he needed for thinking, pondering, reflecting and
sorting things out. He should have, free of charge, all
the education he wished.
3. Every person should have a fulfilling, meaningful job
compatible with his abilities, interests and inclinations.
4. No person, through no fault of his own, should be without
food, shelter or clothing.
Does all of this sound rather unachievable? It is.
Jan 1988
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