To understand the meaning and motives of egalitarianism, project it into the field of medicine. Suppose a doctor is called to help a man with a broken leg and, instead of setting it, proceeds to break the legs of ten other men, explaining that this would make the patient feel better; when all these men become crippled for life, the doctor advocates the passage of a law compelling everyone to walk on crutches—in order to make the cripples feel better and equalize the “unfairness” of nature.
If this is unspeakable, how does it acquire an aura of morality—or even the benefit of a moral doubt—when practiced in regard to man’s mind?
Egalitarianism IS Social Justice
Social justice generally refers to the idea of creating an egalitarian society or institution that is based on the principles of equality and solidarity, that understands and values human rights, and that recognizes the dignity of every human being. It "values" human rights by punishing people who excel. It destroys the dignity of human nature, the dignity of those who could help to improve the lives of all human beings. It suppresses the intellectual and scientific advancement of the human race.
Egalitarianism and Social Justice are Evil.
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The Truth about Social Justice