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    People exist everywhere, not only within particular socie... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The scope of equality requirements cannot be justifiably restricted to particular societies alone

    People exist everywhere, not only within particular societies

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    The question, whether the requirement of equalizing people's condition applies within particular societies but not across societies on a global scale, might be thought to raise a rough dilemma for the normative attractiveness of any equality ideal. The dilemma arises in the following train of thought. On the one hand, there is no good basis for restricting the scope of equality. If equality matters, the group that should be made equal is people everywhere. On the other hand, a global equality re

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