The articles assert everyone's right to be treated as a person before the law, equally with all other persons.
"Human groupings have one main purpose," he wrote, "to assert everyone's right to be different, to be special, to think, feel and live in his or her own way … The only true and lasting meaning of the struggle for life lies in the individual, in his modest peculiarities and his right to these peculiarities".
Yet none of that is ever as digestible as asserting: "Everyone plays games, because everyone has Angry Birds and Angry Birds is everywhere".
At the end of the day, getting the final word, Pope Francis declared mercy to trump rules and tradition asserting: Everyone gets to share in God's mercy.
How far from that danger re-emerging are we now when David Cameron asserts that everyone involved with rioting, however peripherally, should expect to go to jail; 100,000 sign a petition for those convicted to lose their benefits and councils intend to evict people who live in the same house as culprits, just for being their brother, sister or grandparent?
Hooking up isn't always the goal, but the act of going to a gay club almost necessarily asserts to everyone else that you're open to it.
Among its 30 articles, the declaration asserts that everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of person, and guarantees to all people the right to a standard of living adequate for health and well-being.
It asserts that everyone gives and receives love differently.
As Stewart notes, Hinderaker begins by asserting that everyone knows that an economic crisis is coming — which apparently means everyone he talks to — then rolls out just about every one of the myths that have been proved wrong again and again by events, from the looming debt crisis to the imminent takeoff of inflation.
The threat of rising prices also was clear to Sarah Palin, the former Alaska governor, who asserted that "everyone who ever goes out shopping for groceries knows that prices have risen significantly over the past year or so.
