  Most egalitarians want to compensate people for bad brute luck but not for bad option luck. Moreover, they have tended to assume that this is essentially what justice is about. Recently, this attitude has been criticized as either leaving out of the picture an important non-distributive egalitarian concern, to wit, an egalitarian concern for the nature of social relations, or, more radically, as being a complete misconstrual of egalitarian justice (Anderson 1999; Anderson 2010; Anderson 2012; Scanlon 2018; Scheffler 2003; Scheffler 2005; for an overview see Fourie et. al. (eds.) 2015).