The Law of Non-Contradiction as False 2

Given everything is reducible to "x" all distinctions are false thus necessitating the Law of Non-Contradiction as having faulty grounds. Using the example of the square peg and square hole one can see to opposite phenomena, the peg and the hole, equate through the common grounds of the square. The same occurs for the logical expression of +P=/=-P where both +P and -P both share the form of P.