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I’m beginning to get a little fed up with all this “equality” talk. “We’re all born equal!” shout3 some carefully trained voice over the air.
Bosh! I want to shout back at him! If we’d all been born equal,
I’d be Albert Einstein, Laj^ burner, Marian Anderson, Josef Hofmann, and Senator Byrd — all rolled into one! - '
Certainly we’re not all born equal. We’re not born with equal intelligence quotients, equal talents, equal health, equal opportunities, nor equal ability to make use of any of the items named.
We come nearer having equal rights before the law than any other equalities, and such, is proper. The law was made for every man, and we sin more in laxit$ of law enforcement than in harsh judgment toward the offender.
Whenever I see in print all this fol-de-rol abddt “equality,” I'm reminded of a professor’s summary of some speeches made in a bygone day: “Pusillanimous piffle of a pointless «perf-pusher.”
Eat less and live longer.
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