It is technically a strawman because the interlocutor never said that--so you are arguing with something that wasn't said. If you phrased it, "While I have con

It is technically a strawman because the interlocutor never said that--so you are arguing with something that wasn't said. If you phrased it, "While I have considered the possible advantages of your point, I, by contrast, am against UBI because it will obviously incentivize idleness," that would be both correct and not a logical fallacy. The poster is splitting hairs, of course.