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one religious person says the is wrong to demolish others worship place as per their scriptures , when in comes to athiest , what is their source to say it is wrong |
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False equivalence?It's important to a pastor for people to be the best Christians they can be. Similarly, for a football coach for wanting the best players on his team and giving it their best effort. What is wrong with this comparison? |
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Proof by Assertion of BlindnessThis seems like a logical fallacy, but I can’t quite pin it down. It has elements of ad hominem, and correlation = causation, but seems a bit different. I’m not sure. The fallacy might be thought of as Proof by Other’s Blindness. ... |
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The comedian's defenseSomething I've noticed from comedians in particular, but also late night show hosts, twitter personalities, podcasters, and even journalists/reporters, is the habit of deflecting all criticism by saying that you shouldn't take them seriously:  ... |
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Is he appealing to biasThere is this guy who after I give evidence says: Here's a bunch of videos about ancient aliens. Get ready to have your mind blown. It wouldn't be online if it wasn't true! But he isn't showing how my source is biased or wrong at all. An... |
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What's wrong with this logic?We need feminism because a man in a room full of women is ecstatic, and a woman in a room full of men Is terrified. |
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What's wrong with this logic?Pensacola hasn't had a major hurricane since Ivan in 2004. We overdue for one. |
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Reducto ad absurdem?Person 1: The Bible says…. Person 2: People who say the Bible says anything is already false the Bible doesn’t actually say anything, there’s no voice that actually comes from the book to say something to those who open i... |
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Question 2What would be the fallacy of something like: I’m not hurting anyone, therefore what I’m doing is ok? |
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QuestionIs there a specific fallacy as the “as long as it makes him happy, it’s perfectly fine” or is that just more of the general appeal to emotions fallacy. |