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Guilt TripIf Jesus went to jail for you because you got a DUI, would you continue to drink alcohol? |
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Is this overextended outrage?What fallacy is this guy making when he says : For the past few years, transactivists have largely been aiming their harassment, sexism, and death threats at (biological) women (sometimes hetero women, but especially lesbian women) but in the last... |
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About the Bible and GodIn the beginning of the Bible the claim is made that God created the heavens - (that would include all the billions of stars) - and the earth with all of its plant and animal life - (that would include all the trillions of living and reproducing cel... |
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What fallacy is this?From here : You began this argument by cherry picking articles and accusing me of being a liar. You've yet to prove anything but that you are blindly devoted to liberalism. I said you were, you denied it. Who is the liar again? When I ask how... |
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What fallacy is it when similarities are overemphasized? |
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Shotgun fallacyI have often gotten a response to an argument that does not directly address the core issue but, instead returns a number of other questions as if they were on topic. I have called this the "shotgun fallacy" in my mind but is there a more common nam... |
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Did Person B prove A wrong?Picture this hypothetical scenario: Person A: I am not attracted to trans-women "Person B present a trans-woman and A gets attracted but they don't know they're trans" B: But this is a trans-woman |
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Is this a type of fallacy?I worked in an HR Department for a large company, where I would sometimes get requests from employees for pay advances, which were allowed but within set limits, regardless of the circumstances. And yet some employees would still try to exceed those... |
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Inherent meaningIs there a fallacy in someone making the claim that nothing has inherent meaning? Is there a fallacy in claiming that words specifically have no inherent meaning? |
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different examples vs. logical fallacyMy BF told me I shouldn't eat food that's questionably out of date because if I get sick, I can't go to work. I argued that I also mountain bike, which could also put me out of work and he supports that activity. So I will continue to balance the ri... |