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I don't agree with you!So, "I don't agree with you!" is an appeal to authority? Assuming the proponent is taking the position they have grounds? Is this a form of fallacy? |
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Is it an informal fallacy or some other form of deception for the arguer to hide their social affiliation?To specify what I mean is: If an individual keeps promoting Nazi propaganda, keeps praising Hitler, wear Nazi symbols, hating on the very same groups that Nazis hated, such as communists, is he not being fallacious or deceptive by refusing to acknow... |
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What fallacy is this?In response to me saying: Gametes cannot be used to create a sex binary in humans, because no gametes can be present along with ambiguous or mixed gonadal tissue. When this happens, other sex markers have to be considered, none of which are binary... |
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"A woman is a woman, anything else is not a woman.""A woman is a woman, anything else is NOT a woman!" P1- A woman is a woman. C- Therefore, anything else is NOT a woman! Is this statement logically correct, but not factually correct? Or is it circular in nature? Bc this seems t... |
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I can dismiss you "because it's easy".I was pointing out that a road has 99% non-compliance with the speed limit, I then went into detail about how and why it's the road design and the conditions at the time that dictate traffic speeds. And I go into detail about how driving is a system... |
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Is this question assuming that they aren't forcing gendered ideas onto their child?From here : Of course, parents can’t possibly be aware of the true gender of their children. What do parents know about their children’s preferences in toys, clothes, cartoons, activities, and the like? Do children demand that their pa... |
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Is this article conflating Gender Norms with Sexual Norms?"Public Library Deletes Pictures Of Drag Queens Fondling Children At Story Hour" Off course they only show children hugging and laying on drag queens with the later not putting their hands on children, but that isn't the important part: “M... |
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Appeal to (dis)respectI imagine that this would likely fall under appeal to emotion , but I submit this to the group for other opinions. I multiple instances I've seen people use the reasoning that, if an argument is perceived as disrespectful towards a revered person/... |
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Can a non sequitur be between premises rather than the conclusion?Here is a meme that I saw on FB: P1: Science is based on evidences. P2: Evidences are evidenced through perception. P:3 Perception is subjective. P:4 Evidences are subjective. C: Therefore science is subjective.&... |
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What is the name of this fallacy?From here : The Boston Globe shared a study by the Williams Insititute, a pro-trans “think” tank, that ignored the transgender sex assaults you are about to read about. A first-of-its-kind study being released Wednesday refutes the pr... |
