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Given how often I encounter someone linking a fallacy and saying my argument is thus and feels they have now won I can see it. Many times to the only evidence of my argument being the fallacy is their own opinion. I will often ask them to back up why it is the fallacy and I get the usual dude if you don't get it thats your issue. Im guessing to that I likely have more experience with philosophy, logic, and debate than these folks. But yeah this touches on a thing with me because they don't seem to get that fallacies are the effect of wording more than anything else.
That's a long way to go to say "republican" but ok.
Wikipedia is predominantly cisgendered, so consider the bias of this article
... what ... does a kind of fallacy... have to do with gender?
I think they're trying to make a reference to the fallacy in question but I'm honestly unsure
Oh my fucking god you're right.
Welp.
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Is that a gal I see? No, its just a fallacy!
That sounds like it should be from a Tom Lehrer song.