Comment by iinnPP
8 days ago
It's an argument against the conclusion.
When everyone is yelling "don't let side Y do Z because that will allow W."
This is why. It's a logical fallacy until you're talking to a person who's argument didn't ever change.
8 days ago
It's an argument against the conclusion.
When everyone is yelling "don't let side Y do Z because that will allow W."
This is why. It's a logical fallacy until you're talking to a person who's argument didn't ever change.
Fair enough. But it is not hard to find people who think corruption is bad regardless of who is doing it.