I don't agree . Gun control states do better wh gun crime than gun nut states .
I'll give u a link . But first u give me 3 states u think are gun friendly and 3 u think are not .
Class, this is called a multiple fallacy. It's an especially dangerous type of fallacy. It occurs when a response constitutes two or more fallacies at the same time. The danger lies in the fact that pointing out the error in reasoning will always allow a superficially satisfying objection from the person who declared the multiple fallacy.
Let's take the above example. Tiny Tim's response constitutes at least three fallacies, all at that same time. He is shifting the burden of proof away from himself, he is creating a red herring to distract from his own lack of evidence, and he is moving the goal post. Any one of these reasons gives adequate cause to object for failures of logic. However, it is nearly impossible for the logically minded opponent to do so effectively, because raising one point of logic will result in a response that redoubles one of the other fallacies. The more you object to one fallacy, the deeper you will be dragged into one of the other fallacies. Even if you manage to adequately address one of the points of fallacy, doing so will have taken you so deep into the other fallacy lines that by the time you are able to begin addressing it
you will be the one who appears to be changing topics and layering on new objections. That is to say, a false illusion will be created that you are moving goal posts and laying distractions.
If we were to point out to Tiny Tim that he is shifting his burden of proof, he would likely respond by saying that he
will provide evidence (thus, superficially satisfying your objection, though not alleviating his fallacy in actuality), and then repeat his request for you to start providing evidence that he wants you to produce (thus, redoubling the red herring effect). If you continue to decline, pointing out that his repeated demand constitutes a red herring, he will claim that you are now moving the goal post and refusing to meet your burden of proof (thus, redoubling his burden of proof fallacy, because the burden lays upon him and not you), etc. In every instance of possible logical retort you can offer, Tiny Tim will have at his disposal some avenue by which he can retreat deeper into his own fallacies, never having to emerge. And by the time you have exhausted your efforts, it will appear that
you have led the discussion on distracting tangents as a red herring.
The ultimate danger of this fallacy is born from the fact that those who utter multiple fallacies are marked with particularly deficient logical faculties. They are so devoid of logic that they simply cannot be moved by any appeal to it whatsoever. Thus, their retreat deeper into their fangled web of multiple fallacies becomes a naturally flowing path through a thicket of nonsensical discovered imagination, and as a result becomes unnavigable by a logically minded opponent who attempts to calculate maneuvers and chart courses to particular end points. In short, by luring you in, Tiny Tim will attempt to drag you down to his level, and then beat you with experience.
Therefore, there is, in fact, no need to engage further when confronted with a multiple fallacy. No logic will be relevant.