RE: RE: The Birth of Innovation: Life, Abundantly
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RE: The Birth of Innovation: Life, Abundantly

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I would that it were as you claim it is, but it is not. You mistake equality of rights for equality of height, span, or IQ, and this is a gross misstatement of equality. If you can run faster that does not give you the right to win a race. I gives you equal rights to all you run against to win, and one advantage that may well enable you to win. That is the equality that is real and actual.

As to betters, when I see the evidence of their undertakings I do not see benefactors justly ensuring society prospers, but vampires parasitizing every soul they can to prosper themselves. The falseness of the dictates of your heaven is as apparent as the ground underfoot, and the most false thing about it is your claim that the savages that wrest power over good, honest men by violence and lies are somehow better.

The opposite is true. I do not spend my time imagining my superiority over them or anyone. I do spend considerable time and effort undertaking to better my abilities, so that their depredations no longer sap my essence. As technology creates improved abilities, not only I, but every downtrodden victim of parasites is gaining the cure to what ails them: overlords.

We do not imagine ourselves better, we observe it. We do not dictate to heaven, we follow the laws of physics it mandates. We are not lesser than our affliction. We will rise above it, and our posterity will forever rejoice we do.

Let them as can do, and the gnashing of the teeth of them who can only take will be the legacy they leave their posterity.

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