"On the Internet everyone is equal.
In her first unabashedly feminist critique, which Wollstonecraft scholar Claudia Johnson describes as unsurpassed in its argumentative force, Wollstonecraft indicts Burke's justification of an equal society founded on the passivity of women.
She added: "We have politics driven by fear and greed and instead of whinging, I decided to do something about it … I know that equality is better for everyone and a society founded on equal principles is more at ease with itself".
He determined to pursue his Utopian vision of a league founded on parity, one where all teams could compete as equals.
"We... have come together and pledged to work to dismantle the one-party state regime and replace it with a state founded on equal citizenship," it declares.
Like the great modern American cities, the Web was founded on equal parts opportunism and idealism.
All it does is harm innocent Americans..... this country was founded on equal rights for all.
"As a moral argument, it's just wrong to have people who have dramatically different levels of life chances in a country founded on equal opportunity," Schweinhart says.
This rational harmony must be based on the correct treatment of all humans as equals, which in turn is founded on the correct understanding of the individual as a self-determining agent (PE 208).
The arguments in the manifesto of Southern Congressmen in support of the doctrine of "separate but equal" was that it had been founded on common sense.
