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Universality

Universality: this simple principle indicates that Justice pertains to all Players equally, at all times. Any exceptions (applied to self or others) directly violate this principle. All theories of action based on “identity” also directly violate this principle. They are therefore illegitimate actions for an optimal political system. Identity Politics, Prejudicial (non-equal) Discrimination, and Selective Enforcement (Tolerance) are common examples of direct violations because they’re all antithetical to the meaning of Universality. Note: “separate is inherently unequal” is a logical fallacy often inadvertently encoded into Law, which often directly violates Individual Freedoms (human rights).

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