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I've aleady [sic] explained my positiion [sic] of the court. .......
What are your qualifications in Constitutional Law? We know you can barely string together a sentence in English.
Appeal to authority.
Next!
You should learn what that means before repeating it again, dumbass.
How am I misusing it?
You clearly don't understand what it means. Why don't you Google, or Wiki, or whatever you ignorant fools do when you're confused?
You claim I don't understand what it means? Prove it. Otherwise, shut your ******* yap.
You can't even understand the Wiki page about it? That's pretty ******* sad.
Referring to an authority on a subject is not a fallacy, idiot. Referring to an authority on one subject to 'prove' something about an unrelated subject is a fallacy, idiot. Referring to an authority that does not address the specific issue at hand can be a fallacy, idiot. Referring to a very elite authority on a very specific topic in regards to that specific topic is not a fallacy, idiot.
Have you ever studied logic at any level?
If you claim that 'A' is true because authority 'B' says it's true, then you have committed a fallacy. It doesn't matter how relevant his experience is. .....
No, that is not what it means, idiot. You may really, really, really want it to, but it doesn't, idiot. This is what happens when you have a big mouth but no idea what you're talking about.
You have never studied logic, but you tried to shoot your mouth off about it.
You have never studied history, but you tried to shoot your mouth off about it.