FORUM DESCRIPTION Read Justice, chapter 8, which takes us into Aristotle's views on the subject. Then, drawing specifically from the chapter, respond to the following question (which is an edited version of one suggested in discussion notes for this book). Suppose your town has provided some very good tennis courts for use by the public. A significant demand has developed for these courts. Imagine yourself on the town's Parks' Commission, needing to set some priorites for use of the courts. Who should get priority? For instance, shoud priority be given to those who pay the most personal property taxes? Should courts just be assigned "Trst-come, first-served?" Should priority be given to the worst tennis players, who need practice or perhaps to those who already play the best tennis? Based on Aristotle's argument about the telos of things, which prioritizing arrangement be fair