QUESTION 13 My opponent has stated that she supports those who are protesting in favor of social justice. Given that many of these protests have resulted in violence, it's clear that my opponent does not believe in law and order and supports acts of violence. a. Ad Hominem Fallacy b. Fallacy of Circular Reasoning c. Straw Man Falecy d. False Dilemma Fallacy e. Fallacy of Faulty Comparison f. Fallacious Appeal to Authority 5 points Save Answer QUESTION 14 5 points Save Answer You believe that people are always following you, so I would assume that your therapist has diagnosed you with paranola. How do you know I'm seeing a therapist? Because people who are paranoid typically see therapists a. Ad Hominem Fallacy b. Fallacy of Circular Reasoning c. Straw Man Fallacy d. False Dilemme Fallacy e. Fallacy of Faulty Comparison f. Fallacious Appeal to Authority QUESTION 15 5 points Save Answer Look, drugs are bad and that's why they are illegal. For all those people who want to see marijuana legalized, hell, why stop there? Should we legalize cocaine, heroin, and crystal meth as well? Of course not, and neither should we legalize marijuana for the simple fact that just as heroin is a drug, so is marijuana. a. Ad Hominem Fallacy b. Fallacy of Circular Reasoning c. Straw Man Fallacy d. False Dilemma Fallacy e. Fallacy of Faulty Comparison f. Fallacious Appeal to Authority QUESTION 16 This religious text must be accepted as absolutely true because it is the word of God. How do we know it is the word God? It is clearly stated in the text itself. 8. Ad Hominem Fallacy b. Fallacy of Circular Reasoning c. Straw Man Fallacy d. False Dilemma Fallacy e. Fallacy of Faulty Comparison f. Fallacious Appeal to Authority 5 points Save Answer