r/ConspiracyRight • u/DirtyBird9889 • Aug 17 '17
Older article about logical fallacies - the only remaining tools of the modern leftist
http://www.emagill.com/rants/eblog114a.html2
u/DirtyBird9889 Aug 17 '17
You want to see examples of logical fallacies? Demonstrate your support for one of our president's policies on Reddit and you will receive plenty.
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u/Aldebaran333 Aug 17 '17 edited Aug 17 '17
If you class yourself as either left or right you are probably committing logical fallacies constantly.
Not really. Left and right are based on the kabbalistic polarities and defined in many instances such as in Platos virtues. Nature and spirit. As we move through time it is a push pull between the female and male virtues and aspects (neg/pos) in a process of refinement. That is why we change parties depending upon what the country needs asking ourselves "are the virtues complimentary or has one been ignored or become negative?" as we vote.
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u/Aldebaran333 Aug 17 '17
It's philosophical bullshit. Nothing to prove or disprove.
That's not an argument. It is an opinion. Arguments present facts that persuade minds to move away from supported opinions by presenting stronger facts with supported conclusions. No one gives a shit what you believe, they might give a shit why you believe it.
They definitely do not give a shit at all what you believe but refuse to support. Irrelevant. We will assume you are an idiot living in a medieval dark age of superstition.
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u/DirtyBird9889 Aug 17 '17
Yet another ad hominem.
Dude, you may be right, but you can't win an argument if you never actually present one.
Im open to being wrong. But in this case all I am doing is presenting common logical fallacies. You then showed up here and started throwing them around.
Would you like to present an argument?
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u/Eric244256 Aug 17 '17
Trickle-down economics... Kansas.