Eugenics And Other Evils
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This man is not told to do something : he is merely forbidden to do any- thing. When he was a slave, they said to him, " Sleep in this shed ; I will beat you if you sleep anywhere else." When he was a serf, they said to him, " Let me find you in this field : I will hang you if I find you in anyone else's field." But now he is a tramp they say to him, " You shall be jailed if I find you in anyone else's field : hut I will not give you a field." They say, " You shall be punished if you are caught... sleeping outside your shed : hut there is no shed." If you say that modern magistracies could never say such mad contradictions, I answer with entire certainty that they do say them. A little while ago two tramps were summoned before a magistrate, charged with sleeping in the open air when they had nowhere else to sleep.
But this is not the full fun of the incident. The real fun is that each of them eagerly produced about two- pence, to prove that they could have got a bed, but deliberately didn't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This man is not told to do something : he is merely forbidden to do any- thing. When he was a slave, they said to him, " Sleep in this shed ; I will beat you if you sleep anywhere else." When he was a serf, they said to him, " Let me find you in this field : I will hang you if I find you in anyone else's field." But now he is a tramp they say to him, " You shall be jailed if I find you in anyone else's field : hut I will not give you a field." They say, " You shall be punished if you are caught... sleeping outside your shed : hut there is no shed." If you say that modern magistracies could never say such mad contradictions, I answer with entire certainty that they do say them. A little while ago two tramps were summoned before a magistrate, charged with sleeping in the open air when they had nowhere else to sleep.
But this is not the full fun of the incident. The real fun is that each of them eagerly produced about two- pence, to prove that they could have got a bed, but deliberately didn't.
What to read after Eugenics And Other Evils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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