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Assuming that since two things have one thing in common that they have more things in common.

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Something is considered right or superior because it is new or modern.

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Distracting the opponent with a less relevant topic so it is easier for you to win the bigger argument.

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Not having enough evidence but using it anyways.

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Since everyone else is doing it it's supposedly correct.

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Not paying attention to the evidence. The evidence doesn't say what you think that it says.

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There is no solid reasoning. One thing doesn't follow the other.

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Assuming things

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When it is believed that something will happen more or less because of what has happened in the past

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Exaggerating or misrepresenting something to make it sound ridiculous.

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Not giving enough options and then assuming that one of them is correct.

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Two words that have different meanings

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Using big or impressive words to make a weak argument sound better.

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saying something is different when it is actually not.

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Being so precise that you wonder where/how they got the data. You are questioning the method they used to collect the data.

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Focusing your argument on a small part of the opponent's argument so that it's easier to attack, then saying that you won the whole argument.

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Attacking the opponents personal traits to try and undermine their argument.

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Using language to persuade instead of logic

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Restating an opponent's argument in a distorted manner to make it easier to attack.

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Since somethings has been done in the past means that it should be continued