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CMV: Justice does not always mean equality

Let me preface this by saying that there is some justice that does mean equality. In this case I’d be referring to race discrimination, and things that don’t vitally make you different as a human being.

My point is, equality isn’t always justice. For example, it would be equality to give men as long a maternity leave as women, but why do we not give men a long maternity leave?

Another example: equality would have everyone have the same opportunity for any job as others on the same level. Why do some jobs still attract more men than women while some jobs attract more women than men? That’s not equality!

The point here is, that equality is not the gold standard. For example, the sex divide. People of the two sexes are fundamentally different and as such need to be catered to according to their needs and not on the basis of equality. 

I hope the idea is clear.
gpt
>I hope the idea is clear.

The idea isn't really clear. You just asserted that justice does not always mean equality, but then gave a couple of examples where justice _does_ require equality. So your argument doesn't really make sense. Like, sure, equality is not _sufficient_ for justice, but it is a necessary component of justice.