2309040100M AMERICAN CLASS-ISM versus MERIT?

I notice the persistent class-ism today that was initially rejected by our United States Declaration of Independence where it states: “We hold these Truths to be self-evident, that all Men are created equal,”

Ruling classes were rejected and left behind in Europe etc. never to be established here. A persons attainment(s) in this new world are explicitly limited only by their individual ability – nothing else.

Yet it seems to be an inherent human flaw to think of ones self as better than others for some sick reason? The American lens has always been to strive seeing our fellows as they’re seen through the eyes of GOD – as equals.

Instead affirmative action(s) and quotas is the precise opposite of the intent of our founding documents. Equality can never be attained by inequality – can it? This is where the old adage holds true: “Two wrong don’t make a right.”

Neither Class-ism or Credential-ism have meaning when standing before the judgment seat of GOD. Neither are they supposed to mean anything before our courts today – yet they appear to do so.

Admittedly the justice before our courts can never match that of GOD’s justice, but it’s our obligation to try.

Unfortunately the proof positive that there’s no superior race or group of humans is born out by the inherent bigotry of all peoples be they members of any grouping. That KKK member is just as human as that BLM member because they’re both inherently bigoted. It’s a sad thing when the worst of human nature serves to prove the equality of all.

Tonight I watched a new video about the DNA of Otsy – the frozen man from antiquity. What caught my attention is the repeated interest in his skin color – going over and over it as though it were of major import?

PS1. Fascism is when corporatism colludes with government just like when MSM colludes with the Biden regime.

PS2. Dershowitz is wrong on this. Either election interference delegitimizes an election or it doesn’t – can’t be had both ways. Forget about the vote counting, the four years of constant election interference should mean something with regard to the validity of an election?

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mer·it

NOUN
merit (noun) · merits (plural noun)

1. the quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward:

"composers of outstanding merit"

SIMILAR: excellence, goodness, standard, quality, level, grade, caliber, worth, good, credit, eminence, worthiness, value, virtue, distinction, account, deservingness, meritoriousness, high quality.

OPPOSITE: inferiority.

• a feature or fact that deserves praise or reward:

"the relative merits of both approaches have to be considered"

SIMILAR: strong point, advantage, benefit, value, profit, asset, plus, advisability, good point, advantageousness.

OPPOSITE: fault, disadvantage.

• a pass grade in an examination denoting above-average performance. Compare with distinction.

"if you expect to pass, why not go for a merit or a distinction?"

• LAW (MERITS)
  the intrinsic rights and wrongs of a case, outside of any other considerations:

"a plaintiff who has a good arguable case on the merits"

• THEOLOGY (MERITS)
  good deeds regarded as entitling someone to a future reward from God.

VERB
merit (verb) · merits (third person present) · merited (past tense) · merited (past participle) · meriting (present participle)

1. deserve or be worthy of (something, especially reward, punishment, or attention):

"the results have been encouraging enough to merit further investigation"

SIMILAR: deserve, earn, warrant, rate, justify, be deserving of, be worthy of, be worth, be, entitled to, have a right to, have a claim to/on, be qualified for.

ORIGIN
Middle English (originally in the sense ‘deserved reward or punishment&rsquo: via Old French from Latin meritum ‘due reward’, from mereri ‘earn, deserve’.

Data from Oxford Languages