May I offer a poetry challenge on this theme demonstrated in the details below?

Question

“It is a wise man who said that there is no greater inequality than the equal treatment of unequals.” Felix Frankfurter.

When I read this the other day, I was a little surprised.

Justice Frankfurter sat on Earl Warren’s court when they unanimously overturned Plessy v. Ferguson (Jim Crow) in 1954. He clearly had had a change of heart, probably helped along by the challenging attorney, Thurgood Marshall.

I would like to hear you thoughts on this, in verse, of course, any form or style.

Answer 1

Who is to judge who is unequal?

Is it to be a decision of their peers?

But if one is yet not judged unequal

How is the peer selected? ♥

Answer 2

The wise man also said:

And when cream is added

is not the coffee smoother?

And when sugar is added

is not the coffee sweeter?

But when both are added

is not the coffee better?

Answer 3

"Show me, I'll see

Involve me, I'll understand.

(a quote I have read along the way)

Answer 4

Whiners and a$$h0les

Fighting for one bowl

Such a useless goal

Playing scorn and scold

Till they get out of control

It weakens their soul

The winner is the troll.

Answer 5

When a person can no longer laugh at himself

it is time for others to laugh at him

You can pretend to be serious

you can't pretend to be witty.

some wise guy

Answer 6

If Y!A allows it...

Answer 7

This is all you get in 5 minutes:

In a classroom

there are many

some who love

the work they do

others never

can do any

though it's not

their fault, it's true.

If a child

is found unequal

we must help

to pave the way

"extra help"

is one such answer

to success

in later days.

Answer 8

Inequality unequaled,

the mind perceiving,

but perception a form

of inequality in itself.

Conundrum politics,

believing the antics of

charlatans,

pregidous interpretations

of inequal perception,

striving for equality

only to engender

confusion.

Answer 9

I feel it is most important to treat each other as equals and if this is done then nothing else needs to be said!

Since you do have this person saying this

"It is a wise man who said that there is no greater inequality than the equal treatment of unequals."

To me this is contradictory one place he is saying every one is equal and in another place he is saying people are unequal!

This my understanding of what is being said!

Cheers!