No Right To Say What Is Unfair Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
No Right To Say What Is Unfair
If someone introduces a game to play,
It becomes their game to play.
And if one is seduced to play along,
They have no right to say what is unfair.
With a benefit there to correct and protect them.
And if there is going to be any changing of rules,
The creator of the game introduced will win.
In some circles this is called common sense.
If someone introduces a game to play,
It becomes their game to play.
And the playing of it will be to their benefit that's it.
Since the game of choice introduced to seduce,
Was not implemented...
For the creator of it to lose.
It is very rare one chooses to introduce a game,
To have it played for the purpose of their losing.
Someone must win someone must lose. Catching the big fat goose. Fairness, is belief that all things are considered equal. Whether they are or not. In a contest, a prize is given when a challenge is completed. It is designed for someone to get defeated. Does that make it unfair? Rules abound. Someone has to hammer them down. A honest man given the chance would not be so honest. Are those feelings of deceit because you were beat? Or did someone actually cheat?
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4/19/2024 10:04:03 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Unless the creator is unaware the one introduced to has never lost a game By all fair means If not volunteered to accept defeat For keeping fair means.