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Example:
Jimmy stole Tommy’s lunch in the past. Therefore, it is acceptable for Tommy to steal Jimmy’s lunch today.

Explanation:
It was wrong for Jimmy to steal Tommy’s lunch, but it is not good reasoning to claim that Tommy stealing Jimmy’s lunch would make the situation right.  What we are left with, are two kids who steal, with no better understanding of why they shouldn’t steal.

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Say Jenny used my shirt when she spent the night one night and never gave it back. I went to her house and asked to borrow some of her clothes to change in to; it rained out and they were soaked. I go home wearing her clothes with my clothes in a plastic baggie, but I don't intend to return her clothes because she still hasn't given my shirt back.

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Two wrongs making a right means that you feel like you are justified in your actions towards someone because they have or would have done the same to you.

In the example, Jenny hasn't returned my shirt. Therefore, by the fallacy, I feel justified to keep her clothes since she has been keeping my shirt as well.

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Do two wrongs make a right in The Simpsons? 

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Do two wrongs make a right in The Simpsons? 

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Lisa and Bart arguing whether or not two wrongs make a right when homer settles the argument. S4 E9 Krusty Gets Kancelled

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What does "two wrongs make a right" mean? 

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What does "two wrongs make a right" mean? 

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Logically Fallacious describes this fallacy as, "When a person attempts to justify an action against another person because the other person did take or would take the same action against him or her."