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    The argument confuses 'measurable reduction in domination... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→If justice were structurally always deferred, reform movements that produced measurable reductions in domination and arbitrary power could not count as progress toward justice, which contradicts our most confident moral data points.

    The argument confuses 'measurable reduction in domination' with 'achievement of justice'—one is real, the other might legitimately remain deferred.

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