Social justice, some would say, seems to have gone the way of the dodo bird; and in its place we have catch-phrases like "emerging markets", "new world order", and "unfettered trade". Social justice, some would say, is actually a byproduct of capitalism and democracy. Social justice, some would say, is achieved by the spread of Americanism by whatever means possible. Social justice, they also say; is best handled by them - the privileged educated successful ruling elite.

But there is a new social justice movement in the world - represented by the Fair Choice Party - which promotes a very contrary view. By using our current technology, the FCP wants to put a computer in place at the polling stations and curve the size of votes so that poorer people get larger votes - thereby giving the underclass silent majority the ability to determine what social justice is and how to bring it about! This idea may seem radical to some, but the message behind is as old as human history and our ongoing fight for equality and opportunity.

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What would happen if we separated the economic forces from the political forces? Would the people simply continue to elect leaders who foolishly redistribute capital and turn tables every election? Would there be class warfare like we've never seen before? Or would a new understanding and co-operative mindset take hold whereby we all learn to accept and take responsibility for what we do and don't have?

The FCP argues that by invoking these voting reforms what we would see is a leveling off of aggression, blame, and unhealthy pursuits. With everyone able to choose fairly between participation (votes) and insulation (wealth); what we would see is a more balanced and forward-looking population. It a long-term solution that provides a way for each of us to find what we want, The FCP remains pro-capitalist, pro-democracy, and pro-social justice. Hopefully, with the people who need it deciding who should lead, we will see less apathy, more education, more opportunity, less crime and abuse, a cleaner environment, a better work environment, more productivity, more pride, less dependency, and lower taxes for all.

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