happydolphin said:
You're wrong and check my edit. You are wrong, were wrong, and always will be... WRONG. |
Random atheist website is taken as fact now? Oh dear. Nothing more need be said.
happydolphin said:
You're wrong and check my edit. You are wrong, were wrong, and always will be... WRONG. |
Random atheist website is taken as fact now? Oh dear. Nothing more need be said.
| theprof00 said:
what spevial pleadinh? how am i moving the goalposts? i was saying that humans having gay populations was natural. It is a fact that we have gay populations, and that all animals have gay population. I only mis-explained it later when i was sayimg humans are animals and animals are gay. You're right though, my first premise was different , it changed when i was trying to explain to you logically how it makes sense and ended up with a conclusion that didn't follow from the premise, but here you are a victim of fallacy fallacy, because it does actually follow that it is natural for humans to be gay since it is proven that all animals(includong humans) ahave gay populations. that was my original point, as you seem to agree. You just chose to ignore this. "just because something was argued incorrectly fdoesn't mean it is wrong" |
Sure, fallacy fallacy, let's agree on that and move the hell on. you logic was incomplete, I called you out on it because you were pretending to be the hocus pocus of logic and that you were able to prove that human homosexuality is natural using logic. I showed that the premise was missing, and I stand by the idea that it is very arguable.
Though you may have a point that you were trying to claim that it is natural, I stand by my criticism of your logic as factual.
| dsgrue3 said:
Random atheist website is taken as fact now? Oh dear. Nothing more need be said. |
When you're at the point where you're refuting the sources given to you that agree with your worldview, you know there's a serious issue.
Regardless, in english, and in life, and in logic, a conclusion is based on a set of premises.
Bo-bye.
happydolphin said:
When you're at the point where you're refuting the sources given to you that agree with your worldview, you know there's a serious issue. Regardless, in english, and in life, and in logic, a conclusion is based on a set of premises. Bo-bye. |
Tell me how atheism relates to the authority on logic? Haha, utter nonsense.
I speak from experience in regard to logic. It's a fundamental aspect of my degree.
Fair point in regard to his claim/premise, which was actually that "Humans display homosexuality". I will concede that, it took entirely too long for either of us to address that.
Doesn't change your strawman, though. His position wasn't "All animals including humans are the same" or whatever you said.
what is the criticism though?
is it of the word natural?
ok, would you substitute the word typical, then?
It is typical of human species, that gays should exiat.
I think you are just very hesitant to use the word natural. Am i right?


| theprof00 said:
I've noticed a lot of these occurring lately and then noticed this handy little chart to help us all up our debate skillz. Most prominently, i notice a lack of proper understanding of the strawman. please take note and feel free to post examples you may notice...or should you be in a discussion, and think a fallacy is occurring, point it out here for analysis. thanks for reading, prof |
Brilliant picture. I actually got banned from IGN for pointing out that the majority of people who were arguing with me in a thread were just using the fallacy of false cause. The moderators are obviously Hardee's material over there rather then Harvard.
| theprof00 said: what is the criticism though? is it of the word natural? ok, would you substitute the word typical, then? It is typical of human species, that gays should exiat. I think you are just very hesitant to use the word natural. Am i right? |
No prof, I am not hesitant to use anything, I'm just evaluating your logic.
Natural is the ok term, I'm just saying that the premise "that all animals are alike" is faulty. Some species do things that others do not.
And by "the", for those who suffer from reading comprehension paralysis, I mean the one premise that "all animals are alike", above and beyond the premises already present in the logic.
happydolphin said:
You're wrong and check my edit. You are wrong, were wrong, and always will be... WRONG. |
Don't bother aeguing with him - the guy specialises in ignoring the other person and creating his own rules for debate.
Mazty said:
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I've come to such a realization, haha. I'm just hoping one day he realizes that he has absolutely no idea what he's talking about. Manifests his own premises onto other's as if it's implied? haha, sheer nonsense.
Some people can't admit when they're wrong, despite direct evidence to the contrary. It's a character flaw.
Those fallacies are committed on vgchartz all the time and the people doing it never realize they are doing it.
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