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The "Begging the Question" fallacy is a very muted way of arguing in favor of and supporting the position or stand a person takes with questionable reasoning.

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Growing up, my mother was a BIG offender of using the "Begging the Question" fallacy. As a teenager, I would always want to hang out with my friends whether it be at a sleepover, hanging out around the movie theaters, or attending one of my schools football or basketball games. No matter what it was, the conversations I had with my mom would go a little like this:

ME: Hey Mom! Can I go with Sabrina to the movies Friday night?
MOM: Hmmmm, no.
ME: But... Why?
MOM: BECAUSE I SAID SO!

Although my mom did respond with a reason (because she said so), it was a questionable reason.

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This video gives multiple examples and provides a perfect demonstration on what the "Begging the Question" fallacy looks like. The character on the right makes a statement and once the character on the left "begs the question", the other argues in favor of his statements even though they are not necessarily supported.

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