Education and Egalitarianism in America

American educator Horace Man of the American education and equalism once said: "Since Apple is not an apple in any appropriate sense until it matures, humans do not have a correct meaning before receiving education" Education is people's efforts. Process of sending wisdom and desire gained by hardship to children in a better world. This process began shortly after birth, as parents tried to train their babies to act according to their own cultural requirements.

Americanism is a unique and powerful cocktail comparing radical extremism (such as the number of days) and strong individualism (personally determined): it is equivalent to Thomas Paine and Horatio Alger. Egalistic individualism is the DNA of the United States. In the draft of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson wrote that "men are equal and independent," even though the last two words are eventually truncated, this feeling still exists . This is not only the declaration of independence of the state but also the declaration of the independent country.

The political regime depicted in the story of Vonnegut is an egalitarian, is based on the principle of equalism, and states that people should be equal in all respects. Equality is a principle that prefers "everyone is equal" as described in the US Constitution, but Voneget believes that the ideal of equalism can be dangerous if it is interpreted literally . After the intimidation that Khrushchev "floods" the United States, the fear of communism dominating the "free" world spread among Americans. If the purpose of equality is a logical conclusion, we may decide that people must force them to be equal in appearance, behavior and achievement. Therefore, from this point of view, Harrison Belerger is the way Vonegut played in this fear and shows the real danger of Communism in American society.

In reality, the United States has achieved greater social equality than any other society. Certainly there is considerable inequality in American income and wealth. From a purely economic point of view, Europe is more equal. But Americans are more equal in society than anyone else, this is not affected by economic disparity. Alexis de Tocqueville noticed this equalitarian one and a half and a half ago, but if so, today is more common. In other countries, if you have money, you are enjoying the nobility's happiness. That is fun of being a good talent. For example, in India, rich people enjoy obedience obedience, countless servants and jealousy are crouching in front of them and they meet all their needs. But in the US, you do not have much money to bring you the same benefits.