Why, for a fraction of the price I could get something almost identical. Korach asked Moshe if a house full of Sifrei Torah still needed a mezuza on the doorframe. Ironically, when criticizing a tzadik, his enemies will pick upon the area of the tzadik's greatest perfection. Moshe's humility was genuine and emanated from his very essence, he made no attempt to appear humble, and in fact, did not appear to be particularly humble. However Korach, whose whole essence was based on external appearance, seemed to the people to be tremendously righteous, when his righteousness was no more than skin-deep.
All animals are equal except for some animals who are more equal than others.
The way of all autocratic tyranny is to start by preaching grass-roots equality. Only when the new regime has replaced the old, does it emerge that dictatorship has been replaced, not by democracy, but by a new, and infinitely more tyrannical, dictatorship. There once was a magid, a traveling speaker, with an extremely limited repertoire. However being an ingenious fellow he managed to use his one drasha to get by for the whole year round. The magid had a trained dog, and as the magid would mount the bima to begin speaking, he would signal undetectably to the dog, who would then leap up and scamper out of the shul, snapping and barking as he went.