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I think that’s true but those numbers are inflated, falsely IMO, by those who disagree on what’s effective/who should be compelled/what’s the root cause. For i
by brigandish 4y ago
I think that’s true but those numbers are inflated, falsely IMO, by those who disagree on what’s effective/who should be compelled/what’s the root cause.
For instance, if you say that we should both give twenty quid to a homeless bloke we see, and I disagree because I genuinely don’t think it’s a good way to help, you (if you were so inclined) might call me uncaring but that wouldn’t be true. Then you argue that I should be compelled to give the money and I’ll fight you on that, for several reasons, and before you know it you’re casting me as evil.
- jdlshore 4y agoThis is literally a strawman argument.
- humanrebar 4y agoIf we're keeping score on fallacies, roenxi is pointing out an association fallacy.
- brigandish 4y agoDo go into detail.