No, I won with truth, justice and the American way!
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No, an appeal to authority, if used improperly is a logical fallacy. If used properly, it isn't a fallacy at all. Scroll down in the link you presented to "No, I won with truth, justice and the American way!
You need to realize, an Appeal to Authority is a fallacy of logic.
Appeal to Authority Fallacy: Definition and Examples
When you need to support a claim, it can be tempting to support it with a statement from an authority figure. But if…
I don't think any of them are alive today.RE: Arabs and Israelis discuss partnerships for progress. Meanwhile, “Palestinians” are partners in backwardness and terrorism
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How many of those 70% survive into these times?
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Remember, of the 750K displaced persons, how many are still alive?
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Logic supercedes the fallacy. Just because someone is an expert, doesn't make them right. They could be a paid informant. Look at all the climate change experts that became fossil fuel whores! An expert can be bought and Israel buys a lot of BS!
So your argument is that the person being quoted isn't an authority? Really, that Rostow is a "paid informant"?
No, that is not my argument. I'm saying just because someone is in a position of authority, the things they say should not be automatically treated as true. They could be paid informants? And in Israels' case, they probably are!
Do you have any evidence of that or is it just a convenient way to dismiss the statements you disagree with?
This is a lie....Do you have any evidence of that or is it just a convenient way to dismiss the statements you disagree with?
Can you point to when in his career he became a paid spokesman for Israel?
Eugene V. Rostow - Wikipedia
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Well, you don't really set the bar all that high!
Your Dean, is an Israeli whore!
