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In some recent political conversation’s I’ve had with friends and strangers, I’ve come across a fallacious argument that’s so common that it deserves a name. I’ve already done a little re-search if there’s a term for this fallacy but have failed to find anything. The argument in short, is that one’s opposition to a governmental policy is to be against the intentions of the policy or it’s founders. Here are a few examples of this fallacy.
Charles: I agree with Obama that we ought to double our foreign aid to poor nations.
David: Yes, I hear that’s something he intends on doing, I don’t agree with him on that though.
Charles: I don’t get it, why are you opposed to that? Are you against helping poor nations? Don’t you think poor people should have food?
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Charles: You know, obesity is a big problem, which is why I’m happy they passed a “trans...
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