Equality

Because all humans receive a name and a citizenship from their state, all humans are born equal towards their state. However, it is important to note that all humans are born equal only with regard to their state. All humans are not born equal among them, each having varying abilities and health, and different characters, even before political systems and governments step in (meaning, even before the particular circumstances of family or state increase even further the inherent inequality among humans, see also §02.01.04).

Navigate: ← §22.00.06.00 · Corpus · §22.00.08.00 →