Social Justice is NOT Achieved by Income Redistribution

The term "social justice" has existed since the 1940's and has been changing for many years. "Global justice" is just one of a series of interchangeable prefixes such as "state justice" before "justice", "economic justice" and so on. Promote too many policies under the name "global justice". In this article we will examine a more general income redistribution scheme and consider the relationship between its intellectual foundation and justice and its impact on the real world.

In Fraser's first article, the desire to achieve social justice through redistribution (economic resources) can be traced back to the 19th century and the desire to achieve justice through recognition (cultural differences) was in the latter part of the 20th century It was pointed out that it was realized. . However, in her view, Axel Honneth was recognized in his book "Struggle for Recognition" and Canadian philosopher Charles Taylor in his book. It is not enough. It is not supplemented by redistribution within the framework of Habermas' 'world of life' (culture) and 'practical dualism' of 'institution' (economics) 'viewpoint dualism' There is no doubt.

In a capitalist society, there may be an inverse relationship between economic efficiency and the goal of social justice. This is because the capital will reduce the investment and the product's deceleration rate will also decrease as employees and other social classes and classes recognize the redistribution of income to their own profit, It is because it decreases. Therefore, while the latter contributes to social justice, economic efficiency may decline due to redistribution of income.

In my opinion, social justice requires the elimination of forms of existing social repression, as well as respect for fairness, equity and diversity of resources. It is possible only to guarantee 'sustainable' social justice and true democracy by redistributing "decisive" resources and decision-making power. This is a terrible change, as people place emphasis on equality and they soon claim unity. In the Inca community under the Spanish rule, the first utopia was tried. People were assigned a certain color lobe by the social class and created a working hour of the day - even if it is time to fall in love, it is very important to bring more children was. If you want to equalize everyone, you must create an important project that is unified in your daily life.