Sysiphus

Sysiphus

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Still pushing the boulder

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5. Hasty Generalization: The tweet makes broad generalizations about voters and their beliefs without sufficient evidence to support such sweeping claims. These fallacies undermine the argument's validity and make it less persuasive.

4. Slippery Slope: The claim that voting for a particular candidate will lead to a "Fascist Theocratic Totalitarian DICTATORSHIP" is an example of this fallacy. It assumes without sufficient evidence that one action will inevitably lead to extreme and undesirable outcomes.

2. False Dilemma: The tweet presents a binary choice, implying that voting for a certain political party automatically makes one a Nazi, ignoring the complexity and diversity of political beliefs and motivations.

What a time to be alive. How are we going to describe this time to our grandchildren? Who in history witnessed such a thing? Russians in 1917? Americans in 1816? English in 1642 ?

Is it just my “Discover” or is everyone getting much more sex-themed post. (Honest it is not what I am ❤️ing or searching). Wall-to-wall doms and play-parties ! #newtobluesky #unexpectedbondage.

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