Redundant conformance of 'Generic' to protocol 'Equatable' in Swift 2.2
A class inheriting NSObject already conforms to Equatable. So declaring Object: Equatable is redundant.
However, the conformance does not mean that it has been implemented properly (NSObject just checks whether the pointers are the same). If you wish to properly implement Equatable for NSObject, just exclude the protocol conformance statement (: Equatable), but still implement the comparison method:
static func ==(lhs: Object, rhs: Object) -> Bool { return lhs.text == rhs.text}