Show Notes The I'm Entitled to my Opinion Fallacy occurs when someone invokes this supposed right in the face of opposing evidence which they can't argue against. Trump We started out by discussing this clip of Mike Pence defending Trump's opinion on voter fraud: And then we looked at this clip of Joe Tacopina...
Show Notes The Tautological Templar Fallacy involves a person claiming their actions are good or right because they are a good person who only does good things. Trump We started out by discussing this clip of Alan Dershowitz explaining why Trump should get away with pressuring a foreign government to investigate his opponent: Then...
Show Notes The Argument by Rhyme Fallacy is committed when someone uses a rhyming slogan in place of an argument in an attempt to sway opinion or simplify a complex issue. Trump We started out with this tweet from Trump: ...
Show Notes The Argument from Antiquity is a fallacy where the arguer claims that something is right or good because it's traditional. If a person claims that we should do something a certain way because "that's the way it's always been done" or that a particular herb must have great healing...