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 :::Some schools of ethics demand fairness and justice, Virtue ethics for instance.  Others not so much so.  Incidentally, virtue ethics has largely been ignored as a serious ethical theory for quite some while utilitarianism is widely accepted among ethicists.  Take the academic opinion for what it's worth, and check out the trolley problem for a cursory explanation of why justice and fairness are not central ideas in consequentialism.   "