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                                        Fallacy: Appeal to Pity

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                                        Fallacy: Appeal to Pity

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                       Names of the Appeal to Pity Fallacy

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                       Names of the Appeal to Pity Fallacy

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Argumentum Ad Misericordiam
Sob Story
Galileo argument

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                 Personal Example of the Fallacy: Appeal to Pity

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                 Personal Example of the Fallacy: Appeal to Pity

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"If I don't get this job, my mother's going to disown me from the family and I'll never get to eat her gooseberry pie again." -Self

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         A Real World Example of the Fallacy: Appeal to Pity

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         A Real World Example of the Fallacy: Appeal to Pity

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The example I found was one created by the ASPCA for advertising towards donating for animals in need but it was discovered that most of the revenue was not given to said animal shelters in need, but was spent (questionably) on more fundraisers. More info in the Link below (cited page).

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                    Why is the above tab considered a fallacy?

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                    Why is the above tab considered a fallacy?

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Well because it states something that appeals to our better natures but is simply not true. Also, the statement in the picture that claims "Don't let criminals harm innocent victims" is false in that helping the organization pay for food and medical expenses for the animals is in no way helping stop the criminals from hurting animals. Like the picture below, this is just supposed to confuse you into thinking you're doing something good, but in reality, you falling for the lies.

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                        Logical Fallacies and What They Are/Do

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                        Logical Fallacies and What They Are/Do

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More often than not, logical fallacies are persuasive arguments that don't actually support the conclusion in any way and can be quite troublesome if they're detected and the desired effect can backfire. If undetected, they can help make an argument appear more agreeable.

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                  What affect the Pity Fallacy has in an argument.

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                  What affect the Pity Fallacy has in an argument.

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The pity fallacy attempts to persuade by using sympathy;  it's a fallacy in which someone tries to win support for an argument or idea by exploiting his or her opponent's feelings of pity or guilt. The ultimate effect is to misdirect the direction of an argument to confuse the readers/opposing argument.

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                                                     Cited Page

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David Fitzpatrick and Drew Griffin, C., 2020. Little Of Charity's Money Going To Help Animals - CNN. [online] CNN. Available at: <https://www.cnn.com/2012/06/14/us/animal-charity- investigation/index.html> [Accessed 3 May 2020].