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Reply #41: No, I don't. You cannot use logical fallacies and claim they mean something. [View All]

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stevenleser

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Fri Jun-11-10 02:32 PM
Response to Reply #40

41. No, I don't. You cannot use logical fallacies and claim they mean something.

As soon as you base an argument on a logical fallacy, you fail.

The correct course of action is to fully explain something using reason and facts. You don't argue against opinions that do not exist. If you believe that the positions you wrote are correct (going to war for oil, etc.) then you have to back it up using facts and reason.

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