You would have gladly seen hαɾɾιs elected if you had your way... then you have the gall to lecture us about the 'hard way'? LOL!
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So for someone who would have gladly seen a hαɾɾιs elected and all that would have entailed... you are in no position to lecture anyone.
Malicious slander. You owe him a public apology, and also an apology to those others of us who have been exposing Trump, since you undoubtedly meant this comment to apply to all of us.
I'm going to start writing up and compiling lists of logical fallacies, and as I pointed out to Trump shill Cera the other day, this one here is the one that's effectively just straight-out lying and slander.
Strawman by False Dichotomy (False Dilemma)So, this is the favorite tactic of the controllers who employ the Hegelian dialectic and is one of the logical fallacies that's closest to just directly lying and slandering your opponent with a position they do not hold.
So, for your diseased and intellectually dishonest mind, if one objects to Trump, that means that they "would have gladly seen hαɾɾιs elected". At one point Cera slandered me by asserting that hαɾɾιs was "your candidate". So you employ the false dichotomy between being for Trump and being for hαɾɾιs, when in point of fact you could be against BOTH of them.
This argument is stupid and transparently false.
It's like saying that "If the water is not boiling, then it must be frozen."
This is used all the time by the controllers and is the chief mechanism to advance the Hegelian dialectic.
"If you're against the Jєωιѕн genocide in Gaza, that means you favor terrorism." [Trump]
"If you're protesting against the Jєωιѕн genocide in Gaza, you're a 'Pro Hamas' protestor." [Jews et al]
"If you're against companies abusing employees by not paying them living wages when they could afford to do so, you're a Communist." [neo-cons]
"If you're against Trump, then you're a Leftist." [neo-cons]
"If you're against Trump, hαɾɾιs is your candidate." [Cera]
"If you're against Trump, you would have happily seen hαɾɾιs elected." [josh]
Myriad examples can be produced.
So by using the False Dichotomy or False Dilemma fallacy, you're smearing your opponent with a position they do not hold so that you can then use it as a point of attack (the Strawman fallacy).