Equality vs Equity

Kamala Harris is pushing the narrative towards the lies of equality and equity.

“So there’s a big difference between equality and equity,” Harris said in a video posted to her Twitter account on Sunday. The video featured an illustration of two individuals about to climb a mountain. Each was given two ropes, which a white man used to begin climbing. The other man, who appeared to be black, was unable to reach the rope, as he stood several feet lower than the other man.

“Equality suggests ‘Oh everyone should get the same amount.’ The problem with that, not everybody’s starting out from the same place. So if we’re all getting the same amount, but you started out back there and I started out over here — we could get the same amount, but you’re still going to be that far back behind me,” the narration continued.

“It’s about giving people the resources and the support they need so that everyone can be on equal footing and then compete on equal footing,” she continued as the video showed the fruitful ground rising the man up to the original level of the white man, where he then grabbed the rope and climbed up to the peak.

“Equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place,” she concluded

How about neither.  The only thing the government should guarantee is that there is judgement for committing evil.  Both equal and equitable treatment wrongly assumes that you can do nothing without some sort of governmental action.  Since the churches have been so far converged,  they are unable to organize effective charity.  The best way to get a leg up is to stop listening to lies.  Repent, change your mind about your ways, and start working to show a glory that is not your own.

An unholy baptism

What does it cost to assuage the guilt of racism? 

It took Andrea Einhaus years to walk into a Virginia tattoo parlor and ask them to cover up a tattoo associated with white supremacy on her back.

“I have to live every day with the guilt of being brought up racist,” Einhaus told “Nightline.” “You can make strides socially, be nice to your neighbor. … But when it's physically on you, and you're able to see that washed away from your body… It's almost like being baptized.”

Einhaus was only 17 years old when she was tattooed with the mark that’s widely celebrated by hate groups.

“It’s an iron cross,” she explained. “When you look at neo-Nazis today, they might have a swastika tattoo, they might have those two lightning bolt tattoos [or] they might have an iron cross.”

She said that at the time, she was aware of what people might think when they saw the cross, but it “didn’t bother” her.

“It's one of the stupidest things I've ever done,” she said. “I just kind of picked out a pattern and it wasn't intentional. It wasn't for me to brand, on my body, ‘I hate everybody different from me.’ It wasn't to brand on my body some form of a swastika.”

How much guilt can the Prometheans convince us to carry?  This girl obviously had no ill intent, and while probably not a smart decision, the worse decision will always be to accept the lies of condemnation.  This is the eventuality of perpetually living in year zero.  The past has no meaning and the present is a freshly formed prison.  

I suspect that a deeper reason for the guilt is simply because it's a cross and that is unacceptable to the ruling principalities.  She accepted the Lie as her lord and savior, and this unholy baptism is her new proclamation of faith.