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"I can't believe you are defending <thing they never defended>" is a dishonest arguing tactic. It is an appeal to emotion and a strawman, and doesn't help your
by cyphar 8y ago
"I can't believe you are defending <thing they never defended>" is a dishonest arguing tactic. It is an appeal to emotion and a strawman, and doesn't help your position at all.
- lurker82 8y agogood for you, you've read the book about common fallacies used in arguments. go back to /r/iamverysmart