 John Rawls writes good fiction and he writes awful philosophy. He is a horrible political scientist and a horrible philosopher. The fact is there is no such thing as social justice. There is only justice and justice is individual. It is not social and justice means treating people the way they deserve and in the economic realm, which is what we're talking about, we're talking about inequality, economic inequality, what you deserve is what you create, what you build. Of course, there's no equal opportunity. There isn't and you can't create equal opportunity. Let's be realistic. There's no such thing as equal opportunity. I have spent most of my adult life trying to make sure that my children have more opportunities than other people's children. I've worked damn hard to try to give my kids the most opportunities possible. Now, you want to penalize me for trying that hard for my kids because somebody else didn't do that for their kids? No, there's no such thing as equal opportunity. Just like there's no such thing of equal outcome. I don't want equal opportunity. I don't believe in equal opportunity. I think it's science. It's it's mythology. It's science fiction. I believe in reality in what's real. I want to maximize opportunities and there's only one way to maximize opportunities and to bring about justice and that is to leave people free. Yes, we're all born with different genes and we'll all do different things. We all have different parents. But if you leave us free as individuals, we will all do the best that we can and that's the best you can expect. But somebody else, the fact that somebody else was born with bad genes or that somebody else was born with bad parents doesn't give them a claim against me just because I wasn't born with bad genes and bad parents. My life is mine no matter what your life is like. I feel sorry for anybody who's born with bad genes, but that's not a claim against me. Not a moral claim and certainly not a legal claim. That would go against the principle of freedom, against the principle of individual rights.