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Jon Stewart Argues Two Wrongs Make a Right Fallacy

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Jon Stewart Argues Two Wrongs Make a Right Fallacy

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Jon Stewart, Fox News Argue If 2 Wrongs Make a Right?

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150+ Fox News Bias videos at http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=A3BD2524FE99BD4D When Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace interviewed Jon Stewart of "The Daily Show" last weekend, the defensiveness of the Fox News interviewer was understandable given Stewart's previous criticisms of Fox News bias, but the Fox News argument in response seemed actually to be a tacit admission of Fox News bias as part of a fallacious 2-wrongs-make-a-right argument which Jon Stewart also recognized on "The Daily Show" the next day, as I show in this video.

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Donald Trump excusing his "locker room talk" by accusing Bill Clinton of saying much worse things

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Donald Trump excusing his "locker room talk" by accusing Bill Clinton of saying much worse things

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"So what if I roasted (made fun of) that kid for how he acted - my friends have said way worse things to me."

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"You can't blame me for going out with someone else when you're so moody all the time."

"It's not fair to give me a ticket - at least three people were going even faster than I was."

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This type of fallacy is used to justify bad behavior  caused by an individual or group's actions based on another individual or group's actions that are just as worse.