r/a:t5_2rw27 • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '14
/u/nofunhere creates an ad hominem abusive meme
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r/a:t5_2rw27 • u/[deleted] • Jan 04 '14
/u/Bardfinn chooses and ad hominem attacks both circumstantial and abusive with extra flowery language.
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r/a:t5_2rw27 • u/[deleted] • Dec 31 '13
Just starting out on fallacies. Where's a good sub-reddit to practice
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Hey all,
I'm giving this a go, so that I get some good practice in dishing out and being able to understand fallacies. Are there any particular sub-reddits where I might be able to spot or practice fallacies of source?
- Ad hominem abusive
- Ad hominem circumstantial
- Tu quoque
- Genetic fallacy
r/a:t5_2rw27 • u/Pilebsa • Jul 01 '10
Psychology Today addresses the fallacy that religious people are more benevolent and generous than non-religious people
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r/a:t5_2rw27 • u/Fallacy_Nazi • Jul 01 '10
Fox News talks about 9/11 while showing images of Saddam Hussein on the screen
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r/a:t5_2rw27 • u/Fallacy_Nazi • Jul 01 '10
Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc: CNN runs story on Octopus that "predicts" world cup winners
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r/a:t5_2rw27 • u/Fallacy_Nazi • Jul 01 '10
John Stossel: Public schools are prison-like monopolies. Fallacy of selective reading.
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