Esmeralda
Diamond Member
A false analogy is when only one or two elements of the situation may be comparable but others are not. Your position is not logically comparable. It's that simple.^^^^^They are absolutely not equivalent. LOLYour argument is stupid. It's faulty logic. There is no comparison between being born in the US and robbing a bank.
False analogy definition
(plural false analogies) (logic) An informal fallacy applying to inductive arguments, in which the similarity in one respect of two concepts, objects, or events is taken as sufficient to establish that they are similar in another respect in which they actually are dissimilar.
Yes, because obviously a much more successful analogy would contrast a thing with exactly with itself.
Wait, actually, that's exactly what is NOT an analogy.
What a retarded response. The situations are perfectly equivalent from legal perspective.
Parents did illegal things, as do the kids.
What a brilliant argument!
You totally demonstrated they are not equivalent by posting that.
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It's not my problem that you can't see they are not equivalent. You should have paid better attention in school. As it is, I'm not your teacher. The fact they are two completely different situations is obvious. Robbing a bank and the child keeping the money is not the same as being born in the US as a citizen. Illegally entering the US is not the same as robbing a bank. Being born here automatically makes one a citizen. No similarity. Two completely different situations.
Analogies always concern different situations.
It seems like your teacher didn't even teach you what an analogy is. I wonder whether you are thus, a nightmare yourself, considering many can't even pass high-school.