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Right reason requires opposing unnecessary mass processions and meetings that risk disorder
Drawn from what Matthew Arnold said
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- Matthew Arnold English poet and cultural critic (1822 to 1888)
So whatever brings risk of tumult and disorder, multitudinous processions in the streets of our crowded towns, multitudinous meetings in their public places and parks,— demonstrations perfectly unnecessary in the present course of our affairs,—our best self, or right reason, plainly enjoins us to set our faces against.
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↗Culture and Anarchy (1869, first edition)gutenberg.org
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