 Thus, Hayek seems to share Rawls’s concept of social justice, though not his conception of it. And this concept of social justice is compatible with liberty. The pursuit of social justice only implies the destruction of the rule of law if our conception of social justice requires us to tinker with particular economic outcomes (Hayek 1960 [2011: 85]). These points are by now well-understood by Hayek’s defenders (Tomasi 2012: 142–150).