[lightman]

Social justice is perceived by too many as NEVER allowing one head of wheat to rise above the rest of the field.

[Chaguito]

The concept even has a name in the serfdoms of Latin America. It’s called “chaqueteo.” If anyone in the masses tries to raise his head above the rest, the rest grab him by the tail of his jacket and pull him back down.

If you can make serfs of people for a few generations, you’ll no longer need government power to enforce uniformity — it’s enforced from below.

[MarkL]

"Harrison Bergeron" is a short story that demonstrates exactly what sort of world the "social justice" warriors want.

Another example would be "This Perfect Day."

Mark