The Inhumanity of Socialism
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PHAEDO--Certainly. Will you never, O Socrates, have done with this?
SOCRATES--And Chinamen, therefore, have full right to come and live inCalifornia.
PHAEDO (and the rest)--We will all see them in hell first.
And I am very certain that every Socialist in California will agree bothwith the premises and the conclusion.
But we might try another course of reasoning by which we may perhapsmore easily reach the predetermined conclusion, and we will let thesame parties carry on the dialogue, which is ...a most delightful way ofreasoning when, as in the case of Plato and myself, the same personconducts both sides of the discussion. It might run in this way: PHAEDO--We have come, Socrates, to discuss with you, if you will permitus, the question of the ownership of land. Crito and Hippias and myselfand others were considering that subject the other day, and we were notable to agree. Hippocrates, whom you know, has lately returned fromthe region of Mount Olympus, and as he was hunting one day on the lowerslopes of the mountain, he came, haply, upon a beautiful vale, fertileand well watered, wherein was no habitation or sign of man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PHAEDO--Certainly. Will you never, O Socrates, have done with this?
SOCRATES--And Chinamen, therefore, have full right to come and live inCalifornia.
PHAEDO (and the rest)--We will all see them in hell first.
And I am very certain that every Socialist in California will agree bothwith the premises and the conclusion.
But we might try another course of reasoning by which we may perhapsmore easily reach the predetermined conclusion, and we will let thesame parties carry on the dialogue, which is ...a most delightful way ofreasoning when, as in the case of Plato and myself, the same personconducts both sides of the discussion. It might run in this way: PHAEDO--We have come, Socrates, to discuss with you, if you will permitus, the question of the ownership of land. Crito and Hippias and myselfand others were considering that subject the other day, and we were notable to agree. Hippocrates, whom you know, has lately returned fromthe region of Mount Olympus, and as he was hunting one day on the lowerslopes of the mountain, he came, haply, upon a beautiful vale, fertileand well watered, wherein was no habitation or sign of man.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward F Edward Francis Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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