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1. oversimplification: Sunscreen prevents skin cancer.
2. False authority: The Pope tells people that bread and wine can turn in to Jesus's body.
3. Guilt by association: "All Germans are Nazis"

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1. Bandwagon ex. Suddenly supporting a team as they start to do well
Being a Bandwagon can be harmful as it leads people to not be truthful about themselves or what they support of believe in. Supporting a sports team isn't very harmful, but supporting a politician based on the bandwagon effect can actually be harmful to a government
2. False Authority ex. Celebrity promoting a product they know nothing about but they are getting paid to do so.
3. Over Simplification ex. Building a wall will decrease the amount of crimes in America

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1. False analogy: Women will be attracted to you if you wear axe cologne or use Axe bath wash (Axe commercial)
2. Ad Hominem: "Bernie Sanders is a socialist whack-job"
3. Bandwagon: Maybelline mascara: "America's favorite mascara"
4. Non sequitur

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1. Ad Hominem: Politicians insulting each other rather than arguing against their points.
2. Strawman: Willingly making a false assessment of someone or their position to derail the conversation.
3. Slippery Slope: If the opponent gets their way, it'll lead to a chain of events typically leading to disaster.

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1. Veiled threat: If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma you may be entitled to free compensation.

2. Guilt by association: Trump is friendly with Putin, so he is an evil man.

3. Strawman : my opponent thinks that we should bomb the middle east

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Ex: Faking Insta Dms

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Ex: Changing the words on a sign