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fallacious argument

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See: fallacy, non sequitur


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give your and Letters and are editor's Like Llandudno, the equally fallacious argument is being used that cycling presents an unacceptable threat to the safety of non-users, and cyclists should be expected to dismount on the slightest pretext.
Because they are making a fallacious argument and they know it.
Throwing in the race card here was a fallacious argument and a red herring to avoid addressing the real issue of his incompetent leadership, which is the opposite of "diverse and tolerant of everyone regardless of origins".
 
 
 
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