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Article description: (`description`) This attribute controls the content of the `description` and `og:description` elements.	Appeal to Force, also called Argumentum ad Baculum ("appeal to the stick") and Might Makes Right, is perhaps the crudest form of appeal, this is, quite simply, saying that "I am right, because I will hit anyone who disagrees with me with this large stick." Ad Baculum can be quite effective, nevertheless. Most commonly known by the phrase "Might makes right"; also sometimes expressed as "Changing a man's mind by altering the shape of his face."

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