Identical twins born from the same womb may look, sound and dress the same but, twins are not the same person. When talking to young children one of the most popular questions to ask is: what are you going to be when you grow up? Responses to that question can range from police officer, fireman, doctor, or teacher. However, the answer you will not hear is I want to be like everyone else. The human race is a melting pot of diverse cultures, different physical attributes and varied mental capacities. Those difference can also be influenced by different social and economic backgrounds. Should a person be forced to be someone they were not meant to be? No, no man was created to be the same person. Being different should not translate into sacrificing
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introduces the reader to a world of forced equality. To achieve this world of equality citizens were subject to being altered physically and mentally. Citizens were also forced to be weighted down to ensure each person burden was equal. To ensure equality the position of the Handicapper General was created. That one person had the authority to enforce equality by any means necessary and not limited to include death. Equality should not be measured by one person’s standard of how one should look. The standard of beauty can vary based on a person ethnicity and culture. What is beautiful to one person may not hold true for the next person. That opinion is based on the eye of the beholder. However one person does not have the right to force everyone to look the same. And, equality should not be based on a person’s mental capacity. Collectively people can do great things. Each person has a part to play, but what part we play should not be determined by one person. If you have the ability to think on a higher level of intellect you should be allowed to do so without fear of retribution and people who function on a lower level of intellect should allowed to exist without ridicule. These two levels of intellect can work together and preform separate task to complete a common
introduces the reader to a world of forced equality. To achieve this world of equality citizens were subject to being altered physically and mentally. Citizens were also forced to be weighted down to ensure each person burden was equal. To ensure equality the position of the Handicapper General was created. That one person had the authority to enforce equality by any means necessary and not limited to include death. Equality should not be measured by one person’s standard of how one should look. The standard of beauty can vary based on a person ethnicity and culture. What is beautiful to one person may not hold true for the next person. That opinion is based on the eye of the beholder. However one person does not have the right to force everyone to look the same. And, equality should not be based on a person’s mental capacity. Collectively people can do great things. Each person has a part to play, but what part we play should not be determined by one person. If you have the ability to think on a higher level of intellect you should be allowed to do so without fear of retribution and people who function on a lower level of intellect should allowed to exist without ridicule. These two levels of intellect can work together and preform separate task to complete a common