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This an example of a slippery slope logical fallacy in a Directv commercial. This is a slippery slope because a minor action, like being left on hold by the cable company, will lead to the person being in a roadside ditch. This is not an absolute true statement but it makes the audience think about the bad things about having cable.

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DIRECTV commercial - Don't Wake Up in a Roadside Ditch

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This is an example of bandwagon, because it's getting people to buy an IPhone, because everyone has one. It's basically saying you will love the IPhone, because so many people have one and love it already.

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This cartoon is an example of a logical fallacy because through the assumption of logos, the two guys believe cigarettes are not harmful. Although the second man is clearly  profusely coughing, the first man disregards any argument toward the harmful affects of smoking cigarettes.

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This is an example of a logical fallacy because they're stating that women are superior to men, but not many people tend to believe the same thing. It's clearly an understatement.

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This advertisement is an example of the logical fallacy slippery slope. It states that if you believe in something else other than God or do not believe in anything at all, you want to start a modern day civil war in America.

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This is an example of ad hominem. They talk little about his points of policy, but it mostly focuses on attacking the politcal runner's character and reputation.

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2006 Tennessee Senate campaign ad ran by Bob Corker against Democrat Harold Ford Jr. Notice the tag line at the end.

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This is an example of Slippery Slope because the one guy told a lie to his boss, and then when the boss asked him about it he had to come up with an example on the spot. If he would have told the truth about why he didn't accomplish anything this week he wouldn't be in this Slipper Slope mess.

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See all the wonderful things Mrs. Kelly Sanchez has made

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This is an example of Argument from authority due to the fact that they use a doctor as an influence. The reason this add is a logical fallacy is because normally doctors tell you not to smoke but instead this doctor is recommending a brand of cigarettes that you can smoke. It doesn't make sense for a doctor to tell you to smoke so for that reason it is a logical fallacy.

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This advertisement uses scare tastics by showing an innocent child. When you smoke your just not killing yourself but also murdering an innocent child by second hand smoking which creates that fear.

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Finishing an exam early doesn't necessarily mean someone is really smart nor really stupid. By making this assumption, an ad hominem fallacy is created.

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Because the man speaking in the cartoon believes his way is the only right way to do things, he is conveying a hasty generalization. He states that the way the other man does things is always wrong because it is different from the way he does them. Since the man is just assuming that the other man's way of doing things is wrong- having no evidence to prove it- he is providing an example of a hasty generalization.

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This is an ad hominem because it attacks the opponents traits of character instead of the argument being made