Essay About Being Equal

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Can you imagine a human being equal? No! A human can never be the same because we all have different perspectives and therefore each individual has his or her own personalities which makes him or her unique. We are bound to so many physical differences as humans. Being equal or unequal as humans can be viewed in various factors, whether in terms of, wealth, authority, intelligence, etc. A person with a brain dysfunction can’t function similarly than a person with an average brain. Someone is tall while another person is short. Some can afford college while some can’t. No one in this world is equal due to everyone being different. So, therefore, life cannot be equal. Perhaps, we happen to be in a society of different culture and race. In “Harrison Bergeron”, the author writes about equality amongst humans. Vonnegut admits that previously all human weren’t equal. He states “the year was 2081, and everybody was finally equal. They weren’t only equal before God and the law. They were equal every which way” (Vonnegut, paragraph 1). This shows that the people weren’t just equal before God and the law but rather they …show more content…

As individuals, we all have our strength and weakness, right! In that way, it makes life so unequal. Notwithstanding, in this society, we love to claim everyone is equal, not knowing we confuse equality with rights. We should all have the same rights and not equality! Stripping that way to make life equal is a crime. Talking about abilities is the possession of the means or skill to do something. We as an individual are gifted with various special skills and talents, such as singing, dancing, coaching, teaching, and many others. Don’t you think our differences actually make this world a beautiful place! So we should never try making life equal, but rather focus on enjoying our differences and embracing all types of individual capabilities. Therefore, life shouldn’t be made

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