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I Can See Your Fallacy!
02:37
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Distinguished professor Of philosophy
A face like leather of fine upholstery
We can save the animals
We can clean the sea
Ooooo I can see your fallacy!
Dishonest interlocutor of curiosity
Famed apologist for mere atrocities
Break the windows down
To save humanity
Ooo I can see your fallacy
Distinguished guests! I say ironically!
None the less! Where's your apology!
Distinguished engineer of post technology
Avid pioneer of morbid sophistry
You can count to zero
And crown yourself the king
Oooooo I can see your fallacy!
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You say one thing and I'll say another
To sell our faith in Mrs Ethel Arthur
Us radicals must stick together
Ethel says we're birds of a feather now
Just ask Ethel how
Oh Please Ethel give us a turn of phrase
Ask Ethel
Just Ask Ethel
Mrs Ethel Arthur
Trust Ethel
Must trust Ethel
Mrs Ethel Arthur, Arthur, Author
Play the skeptic and I'll play the critic
Psychic blurbs from the mentally deficient crowd
Authority on all you are after
Trust in author Mrs Ethel Arthur now and be
Like Ethel now
Oh Please Ethel turn these coins to change
Ask Ethel
Just Ask Ethel
Mrs Ethel Arthur
Trust Ethel
Must trust Ethel
Mrs Ethel Arthur, author, here's the number of
Mrs Ethel Arthur
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Ad Hominem
02:54
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Idiots
Getting their instructions from the sky
Tried to pull the wool over my eyes
And my reply showed em
Don't worry I got em
I hit em with a clever ad hominem
Last word I got em back
I hit em with a clever ad hominem attack
Girlfriends
Holed up in the bathroom of a bar
Screaming like a banshee with no Siouxsie in the car after
I guess she wins
She beat me up with a clever ad hominem after she flipped me off
She got me back with a clever ad hominem attack
Politicians
Polishing the podium with their spit
Look us in the eye and talk some shit
I dont regret sending the letter I sent
I blew him up with a clever ad hominem
Boomer threw out his back
Boom I hit em with a clever ad hominem attack
Deities
Running out of gas and off the road
Even with my glasses on and headphones off
I still don't know where to begin
Strike me down with a clever ad hominem
Please Curse me dead and strike me down with a clever ad hominem
I came up with a clever ad hominem
She flipped me off with a clever ad hominem
Strike me down with a clever ad hominem
Hit rock bottom with a clever ad hominem
Ad hominominominominominem
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Argumentum Ad Populum
02:42
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This is what the good people want
But this is what the people got
This is when the citizens come
With argumentum ad populum
Then you see how all the sausage gets made
Extruded on to everyones dinner plate
This is how indie pop is sung
If you want a hit that's how it's done
This is how they package le fun
With argumentum ad populum
This is when and where the bandwagon stops
And this is where we shake our heads and get off
Total the sum and add wrong ad populum
With Our heads to the gun, so long ad populum
This is how the pictures are made
With a Mary sue and a camera crane
This is when the spoilers come
With argumentum ad populum
Do you agree with all the friends you just met
This is how and why the narrative ends
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Alpha Dunning-Kruger
03:44
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Looks like they got it all worked out
Dillitants are doin dystopia
Looks like they're gonna have one more round
The rest of us are confirming our phobias
I read an article the other day
In a periodical of sorts, well, in a way...
Who beats the computer?
Alpha Dunning Kruger!
Who predicts the future?
Alpha Dunning Kruger!
Next up they're making the laws and how
Knowledge is second to opinion
Next up they're telling us to clap now
Who knows how they're gonna spin this one
I wrote an article the other day
In a periodical of sorts, well in a way...
Who predicts the future?
Alpha Dunning Kruger!
Who makes up the rules here?
Alpha Dunning Kruger!
"The reason my language is so vague is because I really don't know what I'm talking about."
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