He's contemptuous of his own father's "non-confrontational" approach, and equates it with irresponsibility.
He calls a religious upbringing a form of indoctrination and equates it to child abuse.
"It's a discourse that destroys solidarity and equates LGBT people to animals," he said.
Engaging in any discussion with a neo-Nazi only normalises their violence, and equates their ideas to legitimate political discourse.
The Syrian government portrays the conflict as an international conspiracy to destroy the country and equates all opposition with foreign-backed terrorism.
That's a train every three minutes, and equates to around 121 rail cars per hour, or 12,060 passengers per hour.
As such, it falls prey to the ridiculous rhetoric that excessively valorizes "small businesses" and equates small businesses with pass-throughs.
Einstein's general theory of relativity beautifully weaves space and time together into a four-dimensional fabric, known as space-time, and equates gravity with warps in that fabric.
This compares well with previous estimates based on evapotranspiration calculations, and equates to around 1300 GL/a of water, or about the annual water consumption of Johannesburg and Pretoria, where over 10 million people reside.
This "tyranny of the positive attitude," as Dr. Held sees it, prescribes cheerfulness and optimism as a formula for success, resilience and good health, and equates negativity with failure, vulnerability and general unhealthiness.
If Obama continues to take this principled stand on gay rights and equates it, rightly, to the civil rights movement, a majority of African-Americans will transcend double standards.
