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The Two Arguments Against Economic Equality

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The first of the two arguments against equality states, economic equality means all our view are aligned. By making pay, benefits, taxes and everything the exact same for everyone, we will become individually identical. The bases of this argument believes if we are equal, than we will be lackluster and because of that, it would destroy diversity, rendering equality undesirable. “Egalitarians insist that having equal wealth and income cannot make people the same or similar in other areas, such as their religion, political beliefs, behavior, interests, tastes, and preferences” (MP, pg. 264). By making everything equal, we cannot predict our individual interest will change or our value will align. For the second argument against equality, we
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