The Fault Of The Utilitarian Doctrine Is

The Fairest Rules Are Those To Which Everyone Would Agree If They Did Not Know How Much Power They Would Have.

When The Basic Structure Of Society Is Publicly Known To Satisfy Its Principles For An Extended Period Of Time, Those Subject To These Arrangements Tend To Develop A Desire To Act In Accordance With These Principles And To Do Their Part In Institutions Which Exemplify Them

A Scheme Is Unjust When The Higher Expectations, One Or More Of Them, Are Excessive. If These Expectations Were Decreased, The Situation Of The Less Favored Would Be Improved.

No One Deserves His Greater Natural Capacity Nor Merits A More Favorable Starting Place In Society.

An Intolerant Sect Has No Right To Complain When It Is Denied An Equal Liberty... A Person's Right To Complain Is Limited To Principles He Acknowledges Himself.