John Rawls Theory of Justice

Skibidi vibes in the Original Position, where goons gather to hash out justice like a dank sigma move. Rawls lowkey critiques society, claiming it is unjust, and pushes for that sweet social contract to improve the ship of state. He argues for fair shares, like a toilet of equality where everyone flushes their rights and liberties down the same drain. The principles he lays out—Equal Basic Liberties, Fair Equality of Opportunity, and the Difference Principle—are all about keeping it real and equitable. So, let us edge closer to a society where social goods flow without bias, ensuring that everyone gets their fair slice of the pie.