 However, most who use the term ascribe it to social systems, so "social justice" in fact describes a regulative principle of order; they are interested not in virtue but in power.For Hayek, this notion of social justices presupposes that people are guided by specific external directions rather than internal, personal rules of just conduct.It further presupposes that one can never be held accountable for ones own behaviour, as this would be "blaming the victim."