Lmao the MCU wiki listed She-Twerk's ability to change reality as an official ability she has. Wonder how this changes the MCU worldbuilding from now on. : r/MauLer
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Ad Hominem (Abusive)
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Your logical fallacy is ad hominem
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An example of Ad Hominem from Wikipedia : r/196
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François Benoux on X: "The fallacy of ad hominem fallacy There is NO such thing as ad hominem fallacy. And also NO, the english version of Wikipedia is not a legit source
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Wikipedia deletes the Cultural Marxism article with a new voting less than a week after a previous vote showed "no consensus" : r/KotakuInAction
Xinjiang Victims Database on X: "4 argument types denialists use exclusively (all are logical fallacies): 1) Straw man (https://t.co/2aElrALHBm), 2) Whataboutism (https://t.co/Nq9CZagVjr), 3) Ad hominem (https://t.co/5WAWZTGMnH), 4) Appeal to ignorance ...
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