These examples illustrate classic
uses of ad hominem attacks, in which an argument is rejected, or advanced, based on a personal characteristic of an individual rather than on reasons for or against the claim itself.
Good or fair
uses of ad hominem critiques should, in fact, persuade us, whereas unwarranted uses should not.
Wow, Nah... impressive
use of the ad hominem attack!
Like before
the use of ad hominem fallacies continue to demonstrate how pathetic these people are at rational debate.
Not exact matches
Yes, because
ad hominem attacks and persistent
use of the caps - lock button are not signs
of simplistic thinking.
a casual perusal
of the comments (now a large set
of observable data) would indicate that anti-creationists (who presume to be the exclusive proponents
of science)
use assumption and
ad hominem ad nausea to support their conclusions.
While I may
use insulting language at times, I in no way say your argument is invalid because
of those things, so your
ad hominem claim is false.
How much
of this was merely
ad hominem and how much represented Jesus» personal conviction concerning human destiny it is difficult to be sure, just as when Plato
used demonology to serve his purpose it is difficult to know how literally he took the mental pattern he employed.
The opinion was
of a kind we are
used to seeing by now from Justice Kennedy: long on windy rhetoric about «dignity» and
ad hominem attacks on the basic human decency
of the law's defenders, and short on actual coherent legal reasoning from recognizable constitutional principles.
you shoud look at yourself more closely... the venom you spew is clearly hatred, you violate the 9th commantment with nearly every post,
use continuous streams
of ad hominem and non-sequitur.
@AWESOMEBOY Stop
using the fallacy
of «
Ad Hominem».
I wish to respond up front to these two objections, since I know all too well the effectiveness
of ad hominem attacks
used to discredit a voice, avoiding debate and thus dispensing with substantive analysis
of the issues.
Fair
Use What types
of ad hominems might then be justified?
Being aware
of how the
ad hominem attack works can help us evaluate which instances
of its
use we should ignore and which we should consider.
in turn, i vilified the opposing position with the equally preposterous Reductio
ad Hitlerum fallacy (essentially a form
of the same basic take on an
ad hominem he was
using with his, i guess, «reductio
ad southern - racism» to coin a phrase... lol)
It's nothing more than a silly «reaction» to superhero comics that
uses snarky
ad hominem criticism
of the genre.
There's something hypocritically like an
ad hominem attack in your criticism
of the
use of «adopted».
Instead
of using ad hominem about them not being the real fans.
3)
Ad Hominem (questioning the motive rather than the facts): The fact that some people
use the issue
of climate change to pursue other agendas has no relevance to the accuracy
of the science.
So the piece starts out by noting the news and essentially * rejecting *
ad hominem use of that news.
It seemed that the liberal
use of concepts like «
ad hominems» can be a very effective censorship tool — and it also allows you to lay claim to the moral high ground.....
The other side never seems to understand they're just making a fool out
of themselves, by
using logical fallacies,
Ad Hominems and Absolutist statements to try to prove their points..
Finally,
use of «the Team» may be cryptic but it is not
ad hominem.
It is this type
of ad hominem attack that has supported the climate change fraud and people making these slanderous claims should be held accountable for the part they have played in perpetrating this fraud which has crippled the economy and created global starvation by
using basic food staples as feedstock for biofuels.
They claim that there are numerous «
ad hominem» (in quotes as this term seems to be the most inaccurately
used term
of late) attacks, insults, etc..
In fact, many skeptics believe that the continued positive reception
of catastrophic global warming theory is a function
of the general scientific illiteracy
of Americans and points to a need for more and better science education (see here for an overview
of the climate debate that does not once
use the
ad hominem words «myth», «scam» or «lie»).
Spewing senseless
ad hominems and idiotic non sequiturs is not an efficient
use of what is supposed to be a scarce resource.
I would hope that any discussion
of the Goldstone Report could get beyond simple
ad hominems like who called whom a racist, or who
used what nickname, and into matters
of substance.
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ad -
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