Ha, equality of outcome is not the same as equality of opportunity.
You do not have the the right to equality of outcome, which is precisely what feminists and their ilk want. Too stupid or lazy to achieve your goals in life, protest and cry sexism so people will stack the proverbial deck in your favour. It's Marxist wealth distribution in all but name.
Much like the "there are no winners" sentiment, In life you're treated according to your station and performance. Is that unfair because you're **** at something or lack the skill? Maybe, but people need to toughen up and take things like a man, accepting that what they want is special treatment, not equality.
What I see are feckless sycophants who want all the benefits "equality" brings, but none of the responsibilities and problems that come with it.
I can't speak to the United States, but this dialogue of opportunity and outcome that seems to infect their equality jurisprudence is certainly not the only way to address the topic.
You can't guarantee equal outcomes. That's nonsense. People aren't equal. But talking about opportunity is equally nonsensical, because people don't start from equivalent positions.
What people want - at a policy level - is to come up with ways to address inequalities in a cost-effective way that makes real progress in reducing the root causes of that inequality in the future.
All government is resource allocation and wealth distribution. That's inherent in the nature of government. Talking about "Marxist" wealth distribution in this context is nonsensical - no one is saying that all property should be publicly owned.
The idea that there aren't inherent advantages that exist through accident of birth is stupid. This includes ability. We all have to decide what kinds of notional inequality we think is OK.
We can certainly have a real debate on these issues if you want, but the chest-thumping post you put together isn't even an expression of an idea.
What does it even mean to talk about the "benefits" of equality? What are the "costs"? These are nonsense terms.





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