Fallacy Argument

What is a fallacy argument? A fallacy argument is an argument in which the reasoning is given poorly or error in reasoning, whether or not the conclusion is true in many cases fallacy arguments may appear correct though if thought logically it would be wrong. “(The word fallacy actually stems from the Latin verb fallere, which means “to deceive.”)” (Herrick, 661p). The word fallacy sticks to its roots and deceiving the person or thing making it believe in what might not appear real is real. We all use logical fallacies in some point in our lives. Though there are people who use logical fallacies in everyday life and we all know them “politicians”. Their attempt to logic is to gain the support of the people. There are many different kinds of fallacies, each one with a different since of logic and form. The Ad Hominem argument, in which the writer …show more content…
As the opposing candidate comes to the impartial by conservative that he comes down to the thought of comparing it to the dinosaur era. And also comparing the candidates’ barbaric behavior, how others should not have to go through this kind of behavior. The opposing candidate states that enough is enough everyone has suffered from being ruled and living in the dark it is time to shine in the light and take what is rightful the freedom of man. In the overall thought the people of Britain and Bristol do not want a government where there scared to seek help from, but desires a government who is able to sit down and find the solution to their problems. In which they can trust and know that this is what we want and we signed up for. This is what is going to lead us in the victory of freedom and to walk the town streets with pride and respect. The opposing opponent to the argument desires a free rule government in which the people have more or equal rights to speak in for the rights of