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Of course it is semantic. It is a logical fallacy no matter
Posted on: January 22, 2020 at 15:17:14 CT
JeffB MU
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how you try and get around it through semantic gyrations.
Ashtray, imitating your own love of using insults in lieu of logical argumentation and reasoning, ignores my argument that our inalienable rights are not based upon where we live, and jumps right to insult as a response.
The fact that you immediately jump to his defense in this regard is no surprise. Swarming together to insult those you cannot logically debate is apparently your only line of defense.
Logical Fallacies
https://my.ilstu.edu/~jecox/FOI%20Materials/Logical%20Fallacies%20Definitions%20and%20Examples.htm
Ad Hominem: An attack, or an insult, on the person, rather than directly addressing the person's reasons. Name calling is a form of this fallacy.
A fan argued that Coach did not have a winning season because he was stupid.
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See also:
https://www.thoughtco.com/name-calling-fallacy-1691413
Name-calling is a fallacy that uses emotionally loaded terms to influence an audience. Also called verbal abuse.
Name-calling, says J. Vernon Jensen, is "attaching to a person, group, institution, or concept a label with a heavily derogatory connotation. It usually is an incomplete, unfair, and misleading characterization" (Ethical Issues in the Communication Process, 1997).
Ashtray, imitating your own love of using insults in lieu of logical argumentation and reasoning, ignores my argument that our inalienable rights are not based upon where we live, and jumps right to insult as a response.
The fact that you immediately jump to his defense in this regard is no surprise. Swarming together to insult those you cannot logically debate is apparently your only line of defense.
Logical Fallacies
https://my.ilstu.edu/~jecox/FOI%20Materials/Logical%20Fallacies%20Definitions%20and%20Examples.htm
Ad Hominem: An attack, or an insult, on the person, rather than directly addressing the person's reasons. Name calling is a form of this fallacy.
A fan argued that Coach did not have a winning season because he was stupid.
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See also:
https://www.thoughtco.com/name-calling-fallacy-1691413
Name-calling is a fallacy that uses emotionally loaded terms to influence an audience. Also called verbal abuse.
Name-calling, says J. Vernon Jensen, is "attaching to a person, group, institution, or concept a label with a heavily derogatory connotation. It usually is an incomplete, unfair, and misleading characterization" (Ethical Issues in the Communication Process, 1997).
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Of course it is semantic. It is a logical fallacy no matter - JeffB MU - 1/22 15:17:14