Bustin’ a myth

Lets talk about equality.

Its the biggest myth floating around these days, and I do mean MYTH.

I will NEVER be your equal. Its physically and mentally impossible. You can never be my equal, same points apply.

It doesn’t mean jack shit what color my skin is, your skin is, or any of the other superfluous stuff that seems to be the driving force behind the arguments these days. What matters is between the ears, and how it is utilized. Strength and agility can count as well, but without the brain, the rest is just mechanics and only a tool waiting to be used.

Lets look at it another way. Take two random people off the street, with zero standard for choice, just completely random. Take them to a place away from all society and drop them with a map, a knife and well wishes. How each handles the situation will be completely different, and if one, neither, or both survive, it will not be because they are equal: It will be due to their DIFFERENCES.

Think about that. Thier differences will make or break the pair. (And you really don’t have to have much imagination here, just watch the naked reality crap show. Caught one with an SJW and a conservative. First male, second female. OMG, I felt so sorry for her, especially when pansie boy broke down bawling his eyes out about how unfair things were. )

We are nearing that situation where our differences are going to break us.

So, for those that want to keep up with the so called race problem (its something worse but I’ll cover that more next, and already have in my June 9th post.)

One term that the SJWs like to toss around is African-American. (And thats not racist? Ok.) Let me introduce you to a highly successful ‘African-American’.

He is from South Africa. Holds citizenship here in US (and Canada I believe,) but still holds citizenship in SA.

Do you understand the hypocrisy of using AA in deference to a black skinned person. There is a (or was before we started uncontrolled immigration from third world shitholes) a huge chance that a black person in this country had NEVER been out of country, let alone to Africa, and had little to no ties to that continent other than a vague and obscure genetic trail.

Then we get into that whole slavery issue.

I leave this one for Justice Thomas Sowell,,,

Oh, and for the ‘religion of peace’, the Ottoman Empire was Islamic. Many Islamic countries still have slave trade. I leave the implications for you to un-knot.

So If you’ve managed to get this far and not have your emotional melt-down,,,

The problems as illustrated above is Two-fold. Twisted use of language and unquestioning majority’s (I’m accusing both sides here)

It can be argued that it’s threefold, with modern education being tossed in, but if you want me to go down that road, I have to say the WHOLE problem is modern education: but I digress.

The balance is so far from center, things can’t hold much longer. Where we go then,,,,