...just, fair, equitable...
Just - from the word "Justice".
Fair
Equitable
These three words are all synonyms of one another.
Definition of fair
1 a : marked by impartiality and honesty : free from
self-interest, prejudice, or favoritism a very fair person to do business with
b (1) : conforming with the established rules : allowed (2)
: consonant with merit or importance : "due a fair share"
c : open to legitimate pursuit, attack, or ridicule - "fair
game"
As a father of 2 boys I have often heard the word "fair" thrown around by my children. If my oldest son goes out to the ice cream truck and purchases a snow cone with his money he earned from doing chores I promise you my youngest son will scream "That's not fair! He gets something from the ice cream truck and I don't."
That's when I ask -
Did I buy your brother ice cream and you none or did your brother buy ice cream with his own money he earned?
Reply - He bought it with his own money.
That immediately defuses the situation. I also follow with this statement -
"By the way, the 'fair' in life is found downtown in the fall. You can find it by looking for the giant Ferris Wheel."
There have always been people with more money than me. This whole "1%" vs "99%" is nothing more than a tiresome attempt to divide people and it fails miserably. To make wealth you have to work. The greater the wealth, the more work.
Giant, multi-billion dollar corporations were started be people who hustled, had drive, had vision, came up with a plan, raised capital, and then did the hardest thing of all - stayed relevant. If Steve Jobs stopped at making the Apple IIe do you think he would have created one of the most wealthy businesses in the world? If Bill Gates stopped with writing BASIC for the Altair 8800 personal computer would Microsoft be the financial powerhouse it is today?
Envy drives the whole 1% vs 99%. Envy is not jealousy. Jealousy is 2 or more people who work hard for something and one or more does not receive the reward. Envy is when a person sees someone else able to do something or earn something that they cannot or did not. This makes the person feel inadequate. As a result, they take on the attitude "If I can't have it, no one can." This self loathing is highly destructive.
Remember when Jesus said to take care of the sick, staring, and poor by petitioning your government to send soldiers to those who have wealth, take that wealth, and give it to those who do not (i.e. taxation and redistribution)? Me neither.
Keep in mind that Christianity was started by the Roman Empire to pacify the increasing number of impoverished nations they had conquered.
Also keep in mind that Utopian worlds will never exist due to human nature.