October 15, 2020

Journalists have sort of begun to realize that being fair is not fair, but there is still a background implication to it, as if journalism schools embedded the concept of fairness too thoroughly into the patterns of journalism.

Trump shows why being fair is not fair. He beats up the world for not being fair to his version of "America." When everyone is incapacitated, and he gets his way, he calls that being fair.

The reason why being fair is not being fair is because the persons who promote fairness assume being fair consists of relating to everyone equally. The subject persons are never equal. In other words, the concept of fair is so warped that it should not exist.

A real concept of fairness, which should not be called fairness, since incompetents will never get it right, is simply to properly represent objective reality. Whatever is there must be properly represented; and that takes care of fairness. So fairness does not have to be mentioned; proper representation takes care of fairness.

Trump's assumption of not being dealt with fairly—himself and the country—stems from him not being related to equally with others. Relating to him equally with others would be putting his fascist criminality as equal to more normal properties.

Corrupters cannot understand why they are not put on an equal basis with other persons. They tend to view themselves as superior, yet they are scoffed as inferior. That set of relationships seems unfair to them. Instead of trying to compensate for corrupt and ignorant assumptions, people need to relate to corrupters as unequal to standards which they are unequal to.

Caving to the demands of corrupters is being unfair to existence. Everyone else’s concerns are reduced to the criminality of corrupters when everyone is put on an equal basis with corrupters. The destructivity of destroyers becomes equal to constructivity, when fairness is interpreted to mean equalization.

Equality has a different place and meaning. People are supposed to be dealt with on an equal basis in terms of what is imposed onto them. Equal standards are those which are uniformly applied to everyone. There is no place for Trump's standard of using government for republicans only.