Conservative Social Justice

Some people think social justice is a twentieth century invention of left-leaning thinkers, but this starts the history of social justice midstream. To understand its true meaning, we must look farther back to its real historical origins. The first known use of the phrase “social justice” was by a Jesuit Thomist, Luigi Taparelli, in his multivolume work A Theoretical Treatise on Natural Law Resting on Fact published between 1840 and 1843. This lecture emphasizes two arguments that Taparelli highlighted by coining the new phrase “social justice”: first, human beings are social by nature and belong to many societies and, second, they have natural duties to others in justice.

[StrategicWealthLLC]

Very interesting and well done.

I disagree with the commenter who says this is too long. As evidenced by the popularity of Joe Rogan’s channel, Dave Rubin’s channel, Jordan Peterson’s channel, Ben Shapiro’s channel, the Hoover Foundation, etc, people are starving for thoughtful conversation. Furthermore, they will watch for 3 hours if the conversation warrants it (e.g. Peterson, Shapero, Weinstein, and Rubin’s conversation).

My suggestion is to have the set involve 2 - 4 people talking with one another. I don’t believe people want a debate. They want a “dialectic” discussion.... where people of different views but of good will...talk with one another.

[optimistic]

These videos are way too long to reach a sizeable audience.