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| − | '''Equality''' was initially a social idea which posits that each member of a given group has equal [[value]] or equal [[authority]] | + | '''Equality''' was initially a social idea which posits that each member of a given group has equal [[value]] or equal [[authority]] in certain things. An example would be "all men are created equal" from the [[Declaration of Independence]]. |
[[Liberals]] have distorted the meaning of equality to include forced equal outcomes regardless of skill, experience and effort, as in racial [[quotas]]. | [[Liberals]] have distorted the meaning of equality to include forced equal outcomes regardless of skill, experience and effort, as in racial [[quotas]]. | ||
Revision as of 03:00, March 29, 2013
Equality was initially a social idea which posits that each member of a given group has equal value or equal authority in certain things. An example would be "all men are created equal" from the Declaration of Independence.
Liberals have distorted the meaning of equality to include forced equal outcomes regardless of skill, experience and effort, as in racial quotas.