Originally posted by NemeBro
No, using illogical debates and fallacies in your arguments to try to prove your character superior makes you a fanboy.A fanboy is not simply someone who repeatedly claims their character wins...Who does that? Fanboys usually do debate their character, although they do not factor being reasonable or being logical into their arguments. They are driven by bias and love for their character, refusing to believe that they can lose. The extent of fanboyism varies however, casual fanboys will still argue against the odds but apply some logic and reason into their arguments and concede when defeat is inevitable, but then there are fanboys like Phenomenol(DBZ fanboy) for example who will argue against all odds after having their argument smashed to pieces no matter the opposition. Those are the two extremes however, and obviously most fall in the middle at varying extents. THAT is the forum definition of a fanboy.
BT is only arguing against this because he is called a fanboy so often and absolutely refuses to accept it. He believes only he is correct in his assessment of himself and that everyone else is wrong, that he is simply far more intelligent and better than everyone else despite what many people(most) are saying. Which reminds me of a recent South Park episode. The theme of the episode was that truly egotistical individuals would do anything they can to protect their egos and actually convince themselves of their own superiority over others. BT does this quite often, he truly believes that he is right and everyone who criticizes him is wrong.
In relevance of NemeBro's post, I've sniffed out a quote with Q'Anilia that I reacted to revolving the fallacy discussion. This merely to show that NemeBro is correct that Burning Thought is indeed using fallacies (For what it's worth).
Originally posted by Q'Anilia
I'm starting to feel like a broken record ๐Existential fallacy.
He isn't stated the regulator. Even if he is, there's a dozen definitions of the word "regulate", which creates another existential fallacy when it's claimed that it's that particular definition of the word that is correct while all the others are wrong.
Then another fallacy comes along as a concequence of the fallacy collision. This one is the propositional fallacy, which has the poster fall for the logic fallacy of affirming the consequent. You claim in confidence that Kain:
1. Is a regulator.
2. Regulate by the regulation definition you used.With that, executing the propositional fallacy of affirming the consequent.
There are no lies in that quote. I asure you. This post of mine comes with no intentions to be against Burning Thought. Merely with NemeBro.