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Response: It's not a logical fallacy when the proof presented to disprove something is clearly bogus and the person insist on standing by it, such as your belief of cake-eating sperm. For the only logical reasoning why you would insist on such foolish logic as proof which disproves mine is because you wish not to acknowledge that my proof is true. As such, your lack of proof is proof that my evidence is true. You just wish not to acknowledge it, which is why you've reduced yourself to believing in cake-eating sperm.AkiThePirate wrote:This, Fatihah, is an Argument from Ignorance.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true.
Do you not understand that it's a logical fallacy?There's a much, much easier explanation.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
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Post #322
If it's bogus-ness is so clear, why don't you articulate why your so-called proof does not perfectly fit the definition of an argument from ignorance? Here's a hint: it requires you to show evidence your premises are actually true. Which you haven't done.Fatihah wrote:Response: It's not a logical fallacy when the proof presented to disprove something is clearly bogus and the person insist on standing by it, such as your belief of cake-eating sperm. For the only logical reasoning why you would insist on such foolish logic as proof which disproves mine is because you wish not to acknowledge that my proof is true. As such, your lack of proof is proof that my evidence is true. You just wish not to acknowledge it, which is why you've reduced yourself to believing in cake-eating sperm.AkiThePirate wrote:This, Fatihah, is an Argument from Ignorance.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true.
Do you not understand that it's a logical fallacy?There's a much, much easier explanation.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
Post #323
Response: And as you have demonstrated, I claimed that the person's reasoning for claiming something illogical is proof that my argument is true, not that my argument is true because they are wrong. Two different statements. Thus the hilarity is on your part, as you tried to question my comprehension of english when your own example is proof that it is you who fails to comprehend simpld basic english.ChaosBorders wrote:Just quoted a post of yours that did it. Last sentence. You do it again. Is your grasp of the English language just so poor you do not understand that you are doing it? I mean that would be legitimate reason for your apparent inability to stop making the same fallacy. I can sympathize with being unable to argue effectively in a language not my own.Fatihah wrote: Response: And we once again see more of not only your redundance hypocrisy as well, as you claim that I 've made claims with no proof yet your response above is not presented with any oroof. When we add the simple fact that you can not quote any post of mine in which I've stated that I am right because you are wrong, we can clearly see another bogus strawman attempt. Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true. Not because you have no proof, (which you try desperately to assert that I've stated) but because the proof in which you claim to have is clearly foolish. And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
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Post #324
The implication is that if they claim something is illogical, they are wrong. If they were not wrong, then your argument is illogical. Since you do not believe your argument to be illogical, you are in essence stating that they are wrong. By then trying to use that as proof you are right, you are basically saying 'My argument is logical because it is logical' without ever showing that it is logical or showing that the assertions it is not are inaccurate.Fatihah wrote:Response: And as you have demonstrated, I claimed that the person's reasoning for claiming something illogical is proof that my argument is true, not that my argument is true because they are wrong. Two different statements. Thus the hilarity is on your part, as you tried to question my comprehension of english when your own example is proof that it is you who fails to comprehend simpld basic english.ChaosBorders wrote:Just quoted a post of yours that did it. Last sentence. You do it again. Is your grasp of the English language just so poor you do not understand that you are doing it? I mean that would be legitimate reason for your apparent inability to stop making the same fallacy. I can sympathize with being unable to argue effectively in a language not my own.Fatihah wrote: Response: And we once again see more of not only your redundance hypocrisy as well, as you claim that I 've made claims with no proof yet your response above is not presented with any oroof. When we add the simple fact that you can not quote any post of mine in which I've stated that I am right because you are wrong, we can clearly see another bogus strawman attempt. Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true. Not because you have no proof, (which you try desperately to assert that I've stated) but because the proof in which you claim to have is clearly foolish. And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
Also, you failed to capitalize English and misspelled simple...in the same sentence as trying to denigrate my English skills. That is ironic.
Post #325
Response: Had you continued to read the post within it's context, you would have seen that I never intended to prove that the death penalty prevents homosexuality, nor do I plan to now, because as the post says, it is not a law in islam, which is the religion I wish to prove. As for where did you state your belief, you already know the answer, as you quoted it above when quoting my post.AkiThePirate wrote:Yeah, I linked you straight to the post in question.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:Each post has a number attached, which you conviently leave out.
It is taken from Post 50.
When the text is blue, it means there is a clickable link there. Try clicking it.
Now that you know that, look at what I posted earlier:[color=green]Aki[/color][color=white]The[/color][color=orange]Pirate[/color] wrote:[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:The death penalty does in fact help bring an end to such an immoral act like homosexualityYou didn't bother to learn how to use the forum?[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:The reason is obvious.Oh, right.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:And yes, I agree your argument is of ignorance
Did you bother reading the links I gave you as to the logical fallacies you're committing?Ad hom.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:as you believe in cake-eating sperm.Where did I explicitly state "Sperm eat cake"?[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:There is no ad hominem when you clearly stated it and agreed to it as proven in post 271.
Go on, I dare you to find an instance.
Post #326
Response: Yet I have demonstrated the fact that my argument is not an argument of ignorance. The proof? Here's a hint: The simple fact that you can't demonstrate that it is and all proof in which you present is proof is utterly foolish.ChaosBorders wrote:If it's bogus-ness is so clear, why don't you articulate why your so-called proof does not perfectly fit the definition of an argument from ignorance? Here's a hint: it requires you to show evidence your premises are actually true. Which you haven't done.Fatihah wrote:Response: It's not a logical fallacy when the proof presented to disprove something is clearly bogus and the person insist on standing by it, such as your belief of cake-eating sperm. For the only logical reasoning why you would insist on such foolish logic as proof which disproves mine is because you wish not to acknowledge that my proof is true. As such, your lack of proof is proof that my evidence is true. You just wish not to acknowledge it, which is why you've reduced yourself to believing in cake-eating sperm.AkiThePirate wrote:This, Fatihah, is an Argument from Ignorance.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true.
Do you not understand that it's a logical fallacy?There's a much, much easier explanation.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
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Post #327
Your 'proof' that you are not making an Argument from Ignorance IS an Argument from Ignorance. The irony is almost palpable...Fatihah wrote:Response: Yet I have demonstrated the fact that my argument is not an argument of ignorance. The proof? Here's a hint: The simple fact that you can't demonstrate that it is and all proof in which you present is proof is utterly foolish.ChaosBorders wrote:If it's bogus-ness is so clear, why don't you articulate why your so-called proof does not perfectly fit the definition of an argument from ignorance? Here's a hint: it requires you to show evidence your premises are actually true. Which you haven't done.Fatihah wrote:Response: It's not a logical fallacy when the proof presented to disprove something is clearly bogus and the person insist on standing by it, such as your belief of cake-eating sperm. For the only logical reasoning why you would insist on such foolish logic as proof which disproves mine is because you wish not to acknowledge that my proof is true. As such, your lack of proof is proof that my evidence is true. You just wish not to acknowledge it, which is why you've reduced yourself to believing in cake-eating sperm.AkiThePirate wrote:This, Fatihah, is an Argument from Ignorance.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true.
Do you not understand that it's a logical fallacy?There's a much, much easier explanation.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
Post #328
Response: Yet the proof that my argument is logical has been presented. Your denial to the fact is not my doing. Also, you failed to prove that the word "english" is to be capitalized in a discussion in which you claim that I have no proof because I never presented it. How hypocritical.ChaosBorders wrote:The implication is that if they claim something is illogical, they are wrong. If they were not wrong, then your argument is illogical. Since you do not believe your argument to be illogical, you are in essence stating that they are wrong. By then trying to use that as proof you are right, you are basically saying 'My argument is logical because it is logical' without ever showing that it is logical or showing that the assertions it is not are inaccurate.Fatihah wrote:Response: And as you have demonstrated, I claimed that the person's reasoning for claiming something illogical is proof that my argument is true, not that my argument is true because they are wrong. Two different statements. Thus the hilarity is on your part, as you tried to question my comprehension of english when your own example is proof that it is you who fails to comprehend simpld basic english.ChaosBorders wrote:Just quoted a post of yours that did it. Last sentence. You do it again. Is your grasp of the English language just so poor you do not understand that you are doing it? I mean that would be legitimate reason for your apparent inability to stop making the same fallacy. I can sympathize with being unable to argue effectively in a language not my own.Fatihah wrote: Response: And we once again see more of not only your redundance hypocrisy as well, as you claim that I 've made claims with no proof yet your response above is not presented with any oroof. When we add the simple fact that you can not quote any post of mine in which I've stated that I am right because you are wrong, we can clearly see another bogus strawman attempt. Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true. Not because you have no proof, (which you try desperately to assert that I've stated) but because the proof in which you claim to have is clearly foolish. And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
Also, you failed to capitalize English and misspelled simple...in the same sentence as trying to denigrate my English skills. That is ironic.
Post #329
Response: To the contrary, your proof that I'm making an argument of ignorance is an argument of ignorance? The irony as expected...ChaosBorders wrote:Your 'proof' that you are not making an Argument from Ignorance IS an Argument from Ignorance. The irony is almost palpable...Fatihah wrote:Response: Yet I have demonstrated the fact that my argument is not an argument of ignorance. The proof? Here's a hint: The simple fact that you can't demonstrate that it is and all proof in which you present is proof is utterly foolish.ChaosBorders wrote:If it's bogus-ness is so clear, why don't you articulate why your so-called proof does not perfectly fit the definition of an argument from ignorance? Here's a hint: it requires you to show evidence your premises are actually true. Which you haven't done.Fatihah wrote:Response: It's not a logical fallacy when the proof presented to disprove something is clearly bogus and the person insist on standing by it, such as your belief of cake-eating sperm. For the only logical reasoning why you would insist on such foolish logic as proof which disproves mine is because you wish not to acknowledge that my proof is true. As such, your lack of proof is proof that my evidence is true. You just wish not to acknowledge it, which is why you've reduced yourself to believing in cake-eating sperm.AkiThePirate wrote:This, Fatihah, is an Argument from Ignorance.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:Once again, your lack of proof is evidence to the fact that my arguments are true.
Do you not understand that it's a logical fallacy?There's a much, much easier explanation.[color=violet]Fatihah[/color] wrote:And the only logical reasoning why someone insists on claiming that something illogical is proof of something is because that wish not to acknowledge that that something is true.
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Post #330
English must be capitalized. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/English That is just basic grammar. I assume you have access to a dictionary, given that we are online and there are thousands of them.Fatihah wrote: Response: Yet the proof that my argument is logical has been presented. Your denial to the fact is not my doing. Also, you failed to prove that the word "english" is to be capitalized in a discussion in which you claim that I have no proof because I never presented it. How hypocritical.
And really? In what post did you 'prove' your argument is logical?