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Greatest red herring argument in the history of the modern world

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Apple Steve Jobs Heres To The Crazy Ones

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There's gotta be a better way to get orange juice.

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Simpsons Logical Fallacies:  Straw Man Fallacy

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Taco Bell Waffle Taco TV Spot, 'Slippery Slope'

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The slippery slope fallacy tries to get you to believe that a highly contingent and attenuated result will necessarily follow from a routine decision. Observe these two kindly senior citizens who clearly have only your best interests at heart.

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Harold and Lenny are out for their breakfast routine. While chatting on the bench, the two discover Taco Bell's Waffle Taco. What's next? A pancake enchilada? One of the men catches his grandson eating Taco Bell and yells at him not to grow a ponytail. Try the new Waffle Taco, the next generation of breakfast.

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Taco Bell Waffle Taco TV Spot, 'Slippery Slope'

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Harold and Lenny are out for their breakfast routine. While chatting on the bench, the two discover Taco Bell's Waffle Taco. What's next? A pancake enchilada? One of the men catches his grandson eating Taco Bell and yells at him not to grow a ponytail. Try the new Waffle Taco, the next generation of breakfast.

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Grant Hill has an epic jump shot. Grant Hill drinks Sprite. If I drink Sprite...hmm.

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Lee Garfinkel's Sprite commercial, "Grant Hill drinks Sprite"

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Witches burn. Wood burns. Ergo witches are made of wood.

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Monty Python and the Holy Grail (False Analogy)

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Ever try to sidestep a tough question by changing the subject. You just did a red herring. In this video, the politician evades answering a question about sanitation by extolling the virtues of civil discourse. If you ever watch the news, you've probably encountered this yourself.

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Ad Hominem Acres Retirement Community, Phase II

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Ad Hominem Acres Retirement Community, Phase II

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An ad hominem argument is one that attacks the ethos of the speaker--usually with an insult or criticism that is irrelevant to their claim.  Take this example--Samsung pokes at Apple by saying that people don't have to wait outside in the rain for days to get a Galaxy 4. It's ad hominem because it doesn't say anything about the merits of the Galaxy 4, just that you won't freeze to death trying to buy it.