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Are theses sentence fallacious? If so which fallacies?1." How fathers are portrayed is of particular importance. Fatherlessness is one of the greatest threats our children face."
2. "The evidence is clear 'man as idiot' isn't going over very well these days." 3. "Among the many ills fatherlessness portends are much higher rates of teen drug abuse, crime, pregnancy, and school drop-outs." |
| asked on Sunday, Oct 20, 2019 04:31:29 PM by Nicole | |
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2. So radical feminism is less popular? I'm assuming that's the source of "man as idiot". Opinion 3. This might be confusing cause and effect fallacy unless the data has a solid foundation. Those are my guesses. |
| answered on Monday, Oct 21, 2019 01:21:57 AM by skips777 |
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These are all just opinions/claims. No arguments are being made (no attempt to justify the opinions/claims) so we cannot evaluate the reasoning behind them, so we don't know if they are fallacious or not.
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| answered on Monday, Oct 21, 2019 07:08:11 AM by Bo Bennett, PhD |
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