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The Rational Argumentator A Journal for Western Man-- Issue XV-- June 14, 2003 |
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| Fashionable
Fallacies (#1-2) G. Stolyarov II |
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#1 Observe the socialists’ position. Monopolies they claim to hate, And, by crusading abolition, By grand, self-righteous imposition, Seek competition to create By limiting said competition And forging a monopoly, the state. #2 The proponents of all things organic Will lapse into a shuddering panic: “One can never be sure If a substance impure Has seeped into this lab-furnished food.” And yet, nevertheless, They consume without stress What by Nature was grown, Composition unknown, And all the more random and crude. |
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| G. Stolyarov
II is a science fiction novelist, independent philosophical essayist,
poet, amateur mathematician and composer, contributor to Enter Stage
Right, writer for Objective Medicine, and Editor-in-Chief of The
Rational Argumentator. He can be contacted at gennadystolyarovii@yahoo.com. This
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