Depends what you mean by "complete" inequality. From the two, "equality" is much more limited than "inequality". For example, of all numbers, only 2 is equal t

Depends what you mean by "complete" inequality. From the two, "equality" is much more limited than "inequality". For example, of all numbers, only 2 is equal to 2. All other numbers (2.0000001, 1, -100, 10^1412) are not equal to 2. So obviously if you claim "inequality is bad", this means you eliminate all numbers, except for 2 exactly. On the other hand, if you claim "inequality is good", you only eliminate the number 2, and no other numbers (also, I don't see how any of them are more "completely" inequal than others).