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Examples of some common fallacies

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Which Lion are you? Let's pick this apart.

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Is there a fallacy in this? If so what is it?

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If the impact of a task is felt at a large scale large, then the difficulty of a smaller scale impact must be easier — what type of fallacy is this called?

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Would this fall in the category of a false dilemma?

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Is there a bit of a false dilemma in this tweet? If not, what?

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Coats don't work!

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I think I see several fallacies here.

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does this look like a classic strawman argument? (details in comments)

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Let’s all just take a moment to admire how bad this is.

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A good example of Tu Quoque found in the wild. I know image posts aren't usually put here but I felt this one fit neatly. I swear their response makes at least 2 fallacy's but Tu Quoque is the only one I could think of.

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Actively killing people vs knowing some people will die. I know it’s a fallacy, but I can’t place it.

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I see these kinds of posts all the time, isn’t this red herring or something?

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What fallacies is purple committing?

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What type of fallacy is this?

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This might be offensive to someone. Subject might trigger undesired memories on certain people. I'm sorry if it upsets you. There's a false dichotomy fallacy here. It implies that you either have to believe one or the other. It leaves out the part

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Is this some kind of fallacy?

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Isn't premise 2 begging the question here?

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Assuming a creationist posted this, please name all the fallacies and why

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Is this endogenous?

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What fallacy would this be?

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A combination of straw man and false dilemma.

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Okay r/fallacy, this one seems complicated, like it might be more than one fallacy mixed together. Thoughts on what it is? Off the bat, Rittenhouse wasn't murdered, so there's a deception or false assumption there.

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Is there a name for this fallacy? Making vague parallels to historical events where the substance isn’t with the actual argument but just the emotional response of mentioning something infamous from history

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I'm sure there's a fallacy in there, but I can't figure out which one.

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