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fore still undemocratic. Mr,

Overstreet, like so many popu

lar “argufiers,” you are guilty

of the well known fallacy called

dismantled. Long Tom was later

sold to the U. S, government, but

was rejected because of an in

dentation in her muzzle.

In 1804 three vessels were fit

ted out in New York to defend

Haiti against France. Long Tom

“diversion” by Thouless in his

admirable treatise called

“Straight and Crooked Think

ing.” Please, Mr. Overstreet, if

you will not accept words in

their commonly properly accept

ed meaning, do not add your own

flavor to them, or else define

them in the beginning of a dis

cussion. We were not discussing

the justice of conscription till

your letter appeared Sept. 10.

Now, you are giving it that

meaning, and here is where for

the sake of the cause I can com

pletely refute you, and with you

the thousands of those misguid

ed souls calling themselves paci

fists. Their worst exhibition

came in the antics of those silly

praying women on the grass

plots on Capitol Hill, whom the

police had to interrupt in their

morning meditations. What

crackpots!

In t!u‘bq'hmm( of the dis

cussion I accept completely the

common attitude of orthodox

Protestantism, of Roman Cath

olicism and of the orthodox

Greek church, and assume that

orthodox Judaism is exactly the

same—this will make it the eth

ical conception of .some 500 mil

lion whites, enough to satisfy

the most exacting followers of

mere numbers. I have for this

purpose consulted the Catholic

Encyclopedia, not having time

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Tacoma times. (1940). Tacoma, Wash., 1940-09-19. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn88085187/1940-09-19/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Tacoma times, 1940-09-19.