AID #126: Poop = Equality
Human beings have a lot of things in common. We all breathe. We all eat. We all excrete. And because of that there’s no reason why anyone should act all high and mighty. I mean, if someone at the bank is giving you trash or someone is being a jerk, you should just bust out something like this: “What’s your problem? You’re not any better than me. I know that you go grocery shopping like I do. I know you take a dump just like I do! You wipe; I wipe! Get over yourself!”
This also put a whole new spin on rolling a house. When you get back at an authority figure by strewing toilet paper all over his or her premises, you’re really just reminding him or her of the equality you have. They think that being a teacher or a professor makes them the poop, but it doesn’t. Rolling then is a kind of social protest.
This is one of those things that’s true but no-one ever talks about it. Biology (specifically defecation) could be one of the long-unmentioned undergirding rationales of freedom! (Wow. I wonder if I should look into writing political science books — I’m almost convincing myself here!)



