But as lamentable as that condition may be, they are the envy of those who have little or no hair at all. The amount of hair is not the only matter of gross injustice. Quality is as much an issue as quantity. The privileged ones have lustrous tresses, full of body and shine. The underprivileged in this department must long suffer lifeless and dull mops.
Life can be so unfair.
I realize what the sticklers for precision are thinking. They are objecting to the characterization of the distribution of hair as unfair. Justice is the product of particular actions, not of impersonal processes. They use the same argument for income distribution. Instead, it is the product of countless decisions and transactions, each of which is justly made by people controlling their own resources.