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This is an Ad Hominem fallacy because the girl is not taking advice from or listening to the guy because "he doesn't understand".

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1. non profits appeal to pity
2. politicians use slippery slopes

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“You make them scared, you make them victims and you change their mindset and then possibly you can pass anti-gun legislation. Is that what happened in Las Vegas?” Marjorie Taylor Green tried saying passing stricter gun laws could scare people into doing what the Las Vegas shooter did.

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This is an Appeal to Pity to gain donations to make literacy available to everyone.

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overthinking can lead to many things which in conclusion can lead to a persons downfall.

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Tweet from trump about Anderson Cooper “360” CNN NEWS PROGRAM:

“a waste”

Here Trump is attack the show…and nothing else. He doesn’t offer any evidence for why it is a waste or explain what the show does that is wasteful. It is purely an attack. No argument.

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This is a slippery slope fallacy because it shows a student who makes one simple mistake and then blows it out of proportion to what is actually happening. This fallacy would gain a sense of sympathy from the teacher whom the email is addressed.

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Appeal to pity. It wants people to feel bad for the puppy so that people can send money to the company.

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And C and D and E and F and… Z

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DjvslRtCA5I

This is a UNICEF commercial asking for donations to the organization to help children who are starving in Africa. The fallacy used is Appeal to Pity, because the commercial is showing real children suffering to bring home the reality of the situation over there to encourage people to donate to help the children in need who are depicted in the commercial. This has the effect of making people extremely sad and feel pity for the children who are starving, and also possibly encouraging people to feel disgusted with the situation there and how innocent children are left starving like that. The emotions of sadness and disgust towards the situation of the children in the commercial encourages people to donate to the cause of helping provide those children with necessities to make their lives better.

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UNICEF USA: "These Children are Facing Death Every Day" - Alyssa Milano

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This is aimed at emotions and pity. We all want to get back to normal and they make you feel being vaccinated is the only way to see your family again.

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This is Slipper Slope because the man is jumping to conclusions about his parking fine.

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one making the other feel bad about what they are saying.

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the slippery slope is exemplified her because the chain of effect that is happening from the interviewer.

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Ad Hominem - Trump is attacking Hillary Clinton; undermining her by calling her a "loser".

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This is the slippery slope fallacy. It has an effective on people who may be neutral or undecided on the legalization of same sex marriages by showing them people against it make irrational ideas or concerns.