The consequences of equality how noble ambitions are exploited to undermine society, law, and culture

Patalioli peeled the many layers of the equality onion to reveal where the government's desperate attempts at settlement will lead us—more poverty and much less freedom. Nothing scientifically escapes the state's intervention to achieve it and politicize equality, as Patalioli illustrates the illusion that we govern ourselves and therefore there are no governed, and thus we are free. It all begins with children receiving cups for participation instead of winning, so there are no losers, and self-reliance is more important than achievement itself. These results speak for themselves in the form of legislation that turns employment into a minefield of potential lawsuits. Ultimately, citizens must serve the state by acting correctly, speaking only what is acceptable, and being prepared to surrender what they have gained from talent and hard work, while receiving criticism from the political class for being lucky at best. The consequences of equality—A brave writer pushes his ideas directly into the face of the raging storm that threatens our coexistence, our freedoms, and our civilization itself.