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Zachary Green2, if you actually lived up to the standards you claim to have, you wouldn't be dividing people—you'd be bringing them together.
Luckily for the rest of us, you aren't.
Oh, and one more thing!
Actually...
It seems you're lacking a bit of class.
Well, not you, specifically.
More like whoever you copied this from.
By the way, where are all those categories of yours?
Do they even exist?
And where would you even land on them?
Is it even possible for you to show up under these Themes?
It’s only natural that the standard defines what’s normal.
The ones with power set the standards.
Since humans don't hold universal power yet, there's no such thing as a universal norm—certainly not for us. No universal normality either.
Out of sheer helplessness, people cling to divine fixations.
There are plenty of these so-called “universal” norms and standards out there.
That’s where intolerance comes from.
Among people... those who worship various gods.
Gods, unlike people, are actually quite easy to tolerate.
A true Human (capital "H," not some superhuman or subhuman entity) accepts anything another true Human promotes or pushes, provided it doesn't clash with their own values.
If it does clash, then one side isn't acting like a true Human.
There is no intolerance between two true Humans.
Two or more true Humans don't need a ruler to dictate norms... because to become a true Human, they had to build their own standards first.
Two or more people who can tolerate one another don't necessarily have to be true Humans.
A true Human could guide them toward that secret.
Or perhaps someone less evolved forces them into it.
Most of the time, those with lesser status who happen to hold power aren't interested in elevating others to true Humanity.
Eventually, it all catches up to them.
Someone else with less status just takes their place.
True Humans have no need for power.
Only those without it feel the need.
Those with true Humanity possess power simply by being who they are.