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* Appeal to motive |
* Appeal to motive |
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* Appeal to nature (claiming "natural" things are good ''because'' they're "natural") |
* Appeal to nature (claiming "natural" things are good ''because'' they're "natural") |
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* [[Appeal to Novelty]] |
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* Appeal to novelty (arguing "let's do this because we've never done it this way") |
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* Appeal to tradition (arguing "let's do this because we've always done it this way") |
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* [[Appeal to Tradition]] |
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* Argumentum ad crumenam ([[Appeal to Wealth]]) |
* Argumentum ad crumenam ([[Appeal to Wealth]]) |
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* Argumentum ad lazarum (Appeal to Poverty) |
* Argumentum ad lazarum (Appeal to Poverty) |
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** Reductio ad Stalinum |
** Reductio ad Stalinum |
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* Bulverism (assuming one's opponent is wrong and explaining the error - [[Circular Reasoning]] [[X Meets Y|meets]] Genetic Fallacy) |
* Bulverism (assuming one's opponent is wrong and explaining the error - [[Circular Reasoning]] [[X Meets Y|meets]] Genetic Fallacy) |
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* Etymological fallacy (arguing about the meaning of a word used in one's opponent's argument) |
* Etymological fallacy (arguing about the meaning of a word used in one's opponent's argument) |
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* Ipse dixit (an assertion without proof) |
* Ipse dixit (an assertion without proof) |
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