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Hi merdogan

The word 'anymore' can only be used in a negative sentence ("not anymore" ). In this case, do you want to say

'All dead are (forever) equal' ?

or maybe

'From the moment we are dead, all humans are equal' or ', we are all equal'?

Hi Lein,
I used "anymore" for "after that".
This is an idiom and singular.
What do you say for ? ;
"Anyone who is dead, is equal after that."

Still sounds rather crooked in English. This is about all people, isn't it? That would mean it is about all of us. In that case I would still suggest

'from the moment we are dead, we are all equal'

or

'Everyone is equal after death'.

I know it is not the literal translation but as far as I can see, the meaning is exactly that.
Let me know what you think!

Hi Lein,
Thanks...

Thanks! I'm sure the meaning is right but I've set a poll just to confirm