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This is very close to the Argument to Moderation : asserting that given any two positions, there exists a compromise between them that must be correct. However, what you are describing no such assertion appears to be made, rather an overall image is trying to be obtained based on perceived neutrality. As you suggest, not really fallacious but more of a rhetorical devise often referred to as "political speak" or even "pandering." |
answered on Wednesday, Oct 21, 2015 07:18:42 AM by Bo Bennett, PhD | |
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