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|Accuse opponent of bad character or moral shortcoming | |Accuse opponent of bad character or moral shortcoming | ||
Insults such as ''inhumane, Communist, Nazi, bigoted, sociopathic'', etc., or even milder flaws such as ''insensitivity, selfishness'', etc. | |||
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|''ad hominem'' | |''ad hominem'' | ||
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|Only allows for two sides to an argument, or giving only two options, such as yes or no and no in between | |||
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|Ask a question that assumes an answer | |||
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|rhetorical question | |||
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|Offer only two alternatives (either this or that) | |||
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