And now?

and now I am a Paleo/traditionalist

conservative-ish

This is... something. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/417990429989011457/418399094093119488/jewpercent_relationship.png

those are all taken the same day

I am most certainly anti-equality and anti-egalitarian

People should not be equal under the law?

what does that mean?

equality under the law

It's very simple, no need to be sneaky.

I am not playing dumb

do laws apply to people equally?

I'm asking if you believe in equal treatment before the law. For example, you can't have Jim Crow or affirmative action.

And lynchings are actually dealt with.

I believe in the spirit of it, but I think the phrase is a worn out meme and it makes my agent orange act up when people use it

(As are the more modern terrorists, Antifa.)

Your agent orange?

I say that when I get irritated

You get irritated by people mentioning equality before the law? Reminds of the feminists who say egalitarianism is an MRA invention.

not actually irritated

if we were voice chatting you'd get what I mean

I have a hard time typing this

I do not believe people are equal in any way shape or form

That's not what equality before the law is.

If people were so similar, the society we have would not exist.

the law also doesn't treat people equally

That is to say, equality before the law exists because people aren't equal.

There would be far less need for it if everyone was equal in all things.

However, it is regularly violated with affirmative action, and rights being extended to some that are not extended to others.

Just as the second amendment is violated by numerous acts of firearms legislation.

why do you think it is regularly violated?

The same reason I think the 2nd amendment, a different legal construct, is regularly violated.

There are enforced laws on the books that violate them.

we all like the word liberty for example but people define it differently. I would say freedom from government and parts of my family would say freedom from responsibility

and I think those contrasting views

Neither are true.

make it so interpretation of law means a lot of people read it like poetry so I think the issue is deep in the human soul. Meaning I do not think people EVER have the power to apply law equally

Your rights can be violated by other groups.