Modern society seems to be deeply obsessed with equality in every sense and in every field, it is necessary that all humans be totally equal, recognized as equal, treated equal, seen equal, in equal social positions and with economic equality.

This is not a new idea at all, you just have to keep an eye on the communists of the last century and realize the results. I once heard about a group of immigrants who left the United States for the Soviet Union in search of equality, things did not end well.

Something that I have not been able to understand is the meaning, the why, of the egalitarian movements. Humans are not equal in any way; a man is not equal to a woman, is not this logical? an asian is not equal to a white and not a black, in fact, two whites are not equal, not even those two that are twin brothers, in the absolute, equality is an abstract idea, cannot be applied in humans because simply, and as I said before, nature does not mass produce, the two most similar men are not the same, not even the leaves of the trees are the same.

We are all different and this is something that I have always seen as good, we are the same species, of course, we have many similarities and things in common, right, but we are not the same, we are not close to them, we are very different. Think that there are 7,000,000,000 people in the world and none is the same as you, some are more similar than others, but none have your abilities, none thinks in the same way that you do, none of them reasons, feels, and interprets their reality and their environment in the same way that you do, you are unique.

But wait a moment, 7,000,000,000 people? Do you know how much difference there are among so many people? Do you even know how many people are these? It is a figure of people so big that we cannot imagine. Do you know how 7,000,000,000 people look? They are too many, so different from each other that it is often difficult to place them in the same group, and I am not talking about physical differences, those are by far the most insignificant and less abysmal differences, I speak of mental differences, differences in their reasoning , the differences in their way of seeing and perceiving the world. 7 billion people is a lot, because the human is not just a number, no numerical figure can describe man, nor can he value it, which means that each of these people is much more than just 1 in 7 billion.

No person is equal to another, and no equality will make us improve as a society, in fact, the search for equality far from being something beneficial is something harmful, which will end up leading society to the definitive loss of freedom, because if there is something that frontally opposes equality, is freedom. We are not equal when we are free, because by nature we are different.

Even an inanimate object can be different under the eyes of different people, the same chair can look different and can be perceived differently by two people, to the point of representing two different things. The swastika is used in different oriental cultures symbolizing all kinds of things such as "the whole" and "the eternity", sometimes even used to defend people from evil, but on the contrary, if a Western person sees this, it is undoubtedly the Nazi regime will come to mind along with a lot of ideas with negative connotations.

Buddhist swastika in a bronze bell in Japan.

A couple of years ago, a photo of a dress that people did not know was their true color was viral. Some perceived the dress in white and gold, while others saw it in black and blue.

White and gold or Black and blue?

This is just one more sample of how different we are, and how we can even see the same world, in a different way.

I don't believe that there is any equality that is positive, absolutely none, many will support some as equal opportunities, but opportunities are not created by societies, but by people, and if people are not equal by nature, then obviously they cannot have the same opportunities. Equality before the law is another one supported by the liberals, but again, it would be misleading to label equality before the law to laws that are applied universally to humans, that is, regardless of our race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation and beliefs, we are all human, and therefore, the same laws apply to everyone, so it is not a matter of equality.

In modernity equality is a disguised antivalent, it is not good, it is harmful, and it goes against freedom and tolerance, because tolerance is precisely about accepting those people who are different from you, and being able to live in peace with them. When the Founding Fathers and the Liberators of America used the word equality, they used to refer to no one by birth being considered superior to another, like kings or aristocrats, because all men are created equal, but this sense has already been lost, and the quest for equality has become absurd, and has been the silent cause of countless murders during the past century, both in the Soviet Union, as in China, Cambodia, and many other countries around the globe.

To finish, I'm going to leave this little clip of only 3 minutes, where parody equality in "The Fairly OddParents", is very short and knowing that it was written for children maybe laugh a little.