justice:universality
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| All theories of action based on “identity” directly violate this principle. They are therefore | All theories of action based on “identity” directly violate this principle. They are therefore | ||
| - | illegitimate actions for an optimal political system. Some common violations. | + | illegitimate actions for an optimal political system. Some common violations: |
| - | Identity | + | Identity |
| - | Prejudicial (non-equal) | + | Prejudicial (non-equal) |
| - | Selective | + | Selective |
| - | Pardons | + | Pardons |
| - | Note: The common legal axiom “separate is inherently unequal” is a logical fallacy often inadvertently encoded into Law, which in itself directly violates the principles of [[humansystems: | + | Note: A common legal axiom, “separate is inherently unequal”, is a logical fallacy often inadvertently encoded into Law, which itself directly violates the principles of [[humansystems: |
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