Originally posted by tdtd
I didn't bring it up our master debater did.. Then he proceeded to dodge the questions with his dictionary.. Amazing debater..
Ad hominem.
Hasty generalization.
Begging the question.
Straw man.
Four logical fallacies in just under two real sentences.
I refer you to Faunus' quote. It's still applicable.
Stop using the dictionary so much, stop dodging the question, and stop agreeing with the only person that gave you a compliment, all because you can't take the time to formulate another argument. You seem to have no problem copying the dictionary though, in all that time you could have formed an argument. Again thanks for proving my point IKC..
Stop using the dictionary so much,
Not sure it's a logical fallacy, but complaining about me pointing out your logical fallacies sure is hilarious.
stop dodging the question
Straw man.
Begging the question
and stop agreeing with the only person that gave you a compliment
A poorly-disguised attempt at:
Appeal to Majority (ad populum) - Appeal to perceived popular prejudices and ideas to prove an argument.
all because you can't take the time to formulate another argument
The hasty generalization.
Straw man.
You seem to have no problem copying the dictionary though
Begging the question
Straw man
Ad hominem?
in all that time you could have formed an argument
Begging the question.
Straw man.
Again thanks for proving my point IKC..
Begging the question.
The hasty generalization.
About 12 logical fallacies in just three sentences.
Originally posted by IKC
It's more like tdtd vs. his penchant for committing logical fallacies and his ability to keep posting them.It's the Emperor's New Clothes all over again.
I'd say it's more like IKC's inability to form an argument, while his defense consists of vocabulary terms he doesn't understand.. It's a treat to read though.
Originally posted by tdtd
I'd say it's more like IKC's inability to form an argument, while his defense consists of vocabulary terms he doesn't understand.. It's a treat to read though.
Ad hominem(x2)
Appeal to ridicule - The Appeal to Ridicule is a fallacy in which ridicule or mockery is substituted for evidence in an "argument." This line of "reasoning" has the following form:
1. X, which is some form of ridicule is presented (typically directed at the claim).
2. Therefore claim C is false.
Hasty generalization
Straw man
Begging the question