does equal mean being equally stupid

History is a smorgasbord of the past mixed with the present to create a feeding trough of selectable treats, with issues like liver, where one can only turn their nose at the repugnancy of smell, but much more, their tongue, at taste. The desire to spit it out, overwhelming. Yet, in the whirlwind of right and wrong, equality has been the call of those wishing to hold sway over those less willing to protect and defend themselves. And never will the reality of equality in the elevation of those less fortunate to the ones holding wealth and power actually transpire.

Thus, throughout history, the hyperbolic loquaciousness of verbiage by those in or seeking power is only excelled by those in the past, who used overt force to achieve their goal of submission. Strength begets power, which begets wealth, which obfuscates the subjugation of others who believe those in power have any interest in their prosperity. The vicious cycle of political persuasion to lure others into believing benevolence is only in the hands of those in control, making a legislator’s promise: Genuine fake.

Anyway, think historically and ask any British American their thoughts of equality. Only, one would have to read to hear what they felt. But in synopsis, some believed the king held their best interest at heart, where others believed self-governance the answer: WE THE PEOPLE. Yet, from the nation’s outset, hell, before the failure of the Articles of Confederation coined the phrase, intentional division prevailed to rope individuals in. Except, has the historical political division through the years been a philosophical difference to achieve a goal, begging: What is the ultimate goal? Or better, is the desire for autarchy, the antithesis of the narrative pontificated by those promising to provide equality a “Just trust us” moment as WE THE PEOPLE wind up being shanked by the executive, legislative and judicial branches equally.

So, while Party further divides WE THE PEOPLE into the depth camps of Democrat or Republican, the phrase “buyer beware” should ring louder than the Liberty Bell. Only, it no longer rings as it’s cracked, just like the Constitution. Both today are mere reminders of the past, not pertinent to the agenda of Party. The Constitution itself is becoming less of a roadblock as activism weakens its strength. Like one-sided due process or a senator using taxpayer money to fly junkets of falsity, his genuine fake narrative of stupidity.

And while legislators spin yarns of equality, only achievable if they’re handed absolute power, remember: Being equal is already ensconced in the nation’s framing documents. Because equality was endowed, not given by government, even though government has perverted it from the start. Which makes what one must earn through hard work something a legislator can’t give or provide unless they take it from someone else. But foremost, being equal doesn’t mean having to be equally stupid.