Question

multiple - choice question
justice as equality means
everyone gets something but it might not be the same
everyone gets the same kind & amount of stuff
everyone gets the same kind but maybe not the same amount of stuff

Explanation:

To determine the correct answer, we analyze the concept of "Justice as Equality". The core idea of equality in justice (in a simple, distributive sense) is that everyone receives the same kind and amount of resources or "stuff". The first option implies inequality in what is received, and the third option implies inequality in the amount, so they do not fit the definition of justice as equality. The second option, "Everyone gets the same kind & amount of stuff", aligns with the concept of equality in distribution.

Answer:

B. Everyone gets the same kind & amount of stuff (assuming the options are labeled A, B, C with A being "Everyone gets something but it might not be the same", B being "Everyone gets the same kind & amount of stuff", and C being "Everyone gets the same kind but maybe not the same amount of stuff")