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100 reviewsYet such was precisely the creed of the analytical Marxist and socialist Gerald Cohen.
Cohen's basic morality was twisted by his communist upbringing but not completely which makes uncovering his errors interesting.
Which is what this book does.
Cohen believes that justice consists in equality. Though he is brilliant and lucid, his attitude can be summed up as follows: "Humans are my toy soldiers. I happen to like all my soldiers equally, and so will give all of them the same stuff and make sure they are equally well maintained. I will then play with these toy soldiers, and all shall be well."
Negatively, his case is dismantled; positively, a view is advanced, building on the author's book on John Rawls, Distribute This, that justice is a social order that fosters harmony and progress among men, and that it is libertarian capitalism that realizes this virtue.
By drawing attention to this key thinker, this book fills an important gap in the refutation of egalitarianism, a task that is still unfinished and that desperately needs doing today.
