@sugarrush840@KayleighHistory So you’re saying we shouldn’t prevent human behaviour causing climate catastrophes because you want to perish like the mammoths and the dinosaurs? Enough with the nonsense.
The false choice fallacy oversimplifies a complex issue into two options.
This often shuts down debate and forces you into the arguer’s preferred position.
Ask yourself: Are these really my only two choices?
Learn more: https://t.co/YwOD1bLtMY
@DrDoyleSays If they don’t it’s because they got disbanded before they reached that level. They all have the potential, because they give too much power to too few people in charge. Same goes for any closed group, for instance sports clubs, scouting and tight teacher-students groups.
@thebiggerman890@KayleighHistory Because Kayleigh values ancient monuments, she’s to blame for your cousin’s drowning? That makes zero sense. In Dutch we call this type of fallacy a “Slaat als Kut op Dirk Vergelijking”. Unfortunately the expression doesn’t translate well so you’ll have to take my word for it.