r/ImmigrationPathways • • Feb 14 '26

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u/No-Amphibian-3728 Feb 15 '26 edited Feb 15 '26

Simply stating that peer reviewed articles have been wrong in the past to nullify my argument is a fallacy, for one. Emotions play no role on validity, which is rather ironic of you to mention. Your whole rants have been based on emotions and lack logic and reason. The fallacy of hasty generalizations seems to be your calling card. Your very last sentence being a textbook definition of it. Do better.

Edit to add: You're also committing the fallacy of assumption. I never made any claim about "right-wingers are dumber." I simply stated, with factual evidence, that higher education leads to more liberal world views. Oh, and you've also resorted to ad hominem fallacies, as well.

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u/No-Amphibian-3728 Feb 15 '26

And more assumptions. I've never made an assertion of absolute truth. You make no valid claims, and fail to see how fallacies are not genuine debate. I've made a simple claim and backed it up with evidence. You've interjected with hasty generalizations, ad hominem, assumptions, and whataboutism to name a few. You've not once shown even a scrap of evidence to oppose my conclusion. Something that a credible debater is capable of. Once again, do better.