ArtemisBarca
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Not .0001% of Americans want a national ban and confiscation..
There is no army willing to go door to door taking all the guns..
It would start a civil war...
No politician in American history has ever even proposed a national ban/confiscation. As it would be political suicide to even suggest it..
So why is that the primary voting issue for half of republicans???? Well besides the propaganda crowd hyping up the sheeple..
BECAUSE THEY TAKE PEOPLE DEBATING THE HYPOTHETICAL EVENT WHERE A MAGIC GENIE MADE ALL THE GUNS DISAPPEAR, WOULD MAKE AMERICA SAFER, AS PROOF OF A VAST CONSPIRACY TO TAKE THEOR GUNS!!!!!
Well is that debate even worth having when there ain’t no F’n genies and the other party is going to take that as proof of a vast leftist Illuminati????
I kinda think the EXTREMELY bad arguments that could be example questions in a logical fallacy text book, are intentionally engineered to cause a debate when both people already agree on the fundamentals..
For example , probably the most common second amendment crowd talking point,
“Guns don’t kill people , people kill people...”
That could literally be the example question of a logical fallacy as it pretends ANYONE believes that guns float off the table solo and commit murders...
What if the logical fallacy part is intentional to fabricate a bad guy where there is none???
Say person X and Y both agree a national ban and confiscation is a bad idea, but X is a hard right conservatives just waiting for the government to come after his guns and Y is a moderate..
So When X says , “guns don’t kill people, people kill people” and them Y starts to debate the logic of his statement, NOT the logic of the actual ban/confiscation.
X person then takes Y person debating the stupidity of his talking point, as him debating the deeper point of “banning all the guns”..
Abracadabra: a bad guy where there was none....
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There is no army willing to go door to door taking all the guns..
It would start a civil war...
No politician in American history has ever even proposed a national ban/confiscation. As it would be political suicide to even suggest it..
So why is that the primary voting issue for half of republicans???? Well besides the propaganda crowd hyping up the sheeple..
BECAUSE THEY TAKE PEOPLE DEBATING THE HYPOTHETICAL EVENT WHERE A MAGIC GENIE MADE ALL THE GUNS DISAPPEAR, WOULD MAKE AMERICA SAFER, AS PROOF OF A VAST CONSPIRACY TO TAKE THEOR GUNS!!!!!
Well is that debate even worth having when there ain’t no F’n genies and the other party is going to take that as proof of a vast leftist Illuminati????
I kinda think the EXTREMELY bad arguments that could be example questions in a logical fallacy text book, are intentionally engineered to cause a debate when both people already agree on the fundamentals..
For example , probably the most common second amendment crowd talking point,
“Guns don’t kill people , people kill people...”
That could literally be the example question of a logical fallacy as it pretends ANYONE believes that guns float off the table solo and commit murders...
What if the logical fallacy part is intentional to fabricate a bad guy where there is none???
Say person X and Y both agree a national ban and confiscation is a bad idea, but X is a hard right conservatives just waiting for the government to come after his guns and Y is a moderate..
So When X says , “guns don’t kill people, people kill people” and them Y starts to debate the logic of his statement, NOT the logic of the actual ban/confiscation.
X person then takes Y person debating the stupidity of his talking point, as him debating the deeper point of “banning all the guns”..
Abracadabra: a bad guy where there was none....
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