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You're ignoring the lengthy article before the part they quoted. They spent several paragraphs describing how there's a real problem that's hurting children. T
by boomboomsubban 3y ago
You're ignoring the lengthy article before the part they quoted. They spent several paragraphs describing how there's a real problem that's hurting children.
They then used the emotion that built up to attack something tangentially connected to that problem. That's what makes it an appeal to emotion.