In every aspect of our lives?
What things? I don't even
oh hell yes. I want men to shit babies out their asses.
come on. "all things" "always"? Absolutes are always inequitable.
;)
Pick a subject.
Economics.
Education.
Opportunity.
Stability.
Anything...
That question is insane. You are unequal.
;)
"Frankly, I don't know what it is about California, but we s
Are you talking about facial symmetry, Merc? Because I think it looks just fine. Nobody will notice.
We can never be equal, truely.
If you live in America you can be what ever you want to be...
*shrugs* Sweet-n-Low will do in a pinch.
should auld acquaintance be forgot?
Should all things always be evil?
I think life would be very stagnant if all things were equal.
What I mean is that it's the inequalities in life that encourage us to strive for something better.
being deep fail is not equal.
being deep fail is not equal.
This isn't equal either.
I think you should strive for something better.
Yeah...just like in Australia! (not)
My thoughts exactly because we're sooooooooooooooo egalitarian and everyone gets a fair go all the time.
Uhuh...now just wait a sec while I make my leg a bit more comfy. It's a bit sore from being pulled too much.
Would I take the piss???????????? Never!
Really now, only republicans ask this question. It comes off as whiny.
Really now, only republicans ask this question. It comes off as whiny.
So, what's a Republican? (just kidding)
No. We are by our nature unequal. Some excel, some fail, and most putter around in the middle. Education, particularly in the early grades, has suffered ever since they started teaching to the lowest common denominator, rather than stratifying classes/groups and teaching each group to the highest level of their ability, and working to push past that.
I keep thinking of Vonnegut and the weights, the clunky shoes, and the noiseboxes.
I keep thinking of Vonnegut and the weights, the clunky shoes, and the noiseboxes.
Required reading in my public school.
Really now, only republicans ask this question. It comes off as whiny.
Seriously, I don't live in the States or have much exposure to the subtle nuances aside from what one gets through the media and TV...I had some friends who taught in the UK for a couple of years and they mentioned that the ultimate insult was for a kid to say "your mum" to someone (presumably their teacher). Given that the friends in question had no context for it, it meant absolutely nothing and therefore had no effectiveness.