The hypothesis is that social justice or injustice does not exist.
I present my argument in the form of two questions. The logic required to answer the questions will substantiate my hypothesis.
Question 1: If a child is born and raised in a family that is very successful and that child uses the advantages of the environment to become successful, but then fails and loses everything. Is the person a victim of social injustice?
Question 2: If a child is born and raised in a family that is very unsuccessful and that child understand his circumstances and develops and uses the skills required to become successful. And becomes very successful. Was the person ever a victim of social injustice?
If the word jealousy is substituted for justice, then the claim of social jealousy has a basis on which the claim of social justice or injustice can be made.
Social justice puts the responsibility for the claim on someone other than the claimant. Social jealousy leaves the responsibility for the claim with the claimant.

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