That means, the subject of Arms is socialized, not privatized for the Militia, if we have to quibble instead of appeal to ignorance and make excuses
So, Sam Adams intended that arms are socialized by his statement?
You have GOT to be kidding me.
You are nothing more than a fucking troll.
Oh, he's much more than that, he's an ignorant and annoying fucking troll.
He does nothing but throw out fallacy arguments claiming fallacy arguments.
Fallacies of danpalos:
Argument by Gibberish
(also known as: bafflement, argument by [prestigious] jargon)
Description: When incomprehensible jargon or plain incoherent gibberish is used to give the appearance of a strong argument, in place of evidence or valid reasons to accept the argument.
The more common form of this argument is when the person making the argument defaults to highly technical jargon or details not directly related to the argument, then restates the conclusion.
Argument by Repetition
argumentum ad nauseam
(also known as: argument from nagging, proof by assertion)
Description: Repeating an argument or a premise over and over again in place of better supporting evidence.
Argument by Selective Reading
Description: When a series of arguments or claims is made and the opponent acts as if the weakest argument was the best one made. This is a form of
cherry picking and very similar to the
selective attention fallacy.
Argument from Fallacy
argumentum ad logicam
(also known as: disproof by fallacy, argument to logic, fallacy fallacy, fallacist's fallacy, bad reasons fallacy [form of])
Description: Concluding that the truth value of an argument is false based on the fact that the argument contains a fallacy.
Avoiding the Issue
(also known as: avoiding the question [form of], missing the point, straying off the subject, digressing, distraction [form of])
Description: When an arguer responds to an argument by not addressing the points of the argument. Unlike the
strawman fallacy, avoiding the issue does not create an unrelated argument to divert attention, it simply avoids the argument.
Circular Definition
Description: A circular definition is defining a term by using the term in the definition. Ironically, that definition is partly guilty by my use of the term “definition” in the definition. Okay, I am using definition way too much. Damn! I just did it again.
Circular Reasoning
circulus in demonstrando
(also known as: paradoxical thinking, circular argument, circular cause and consequence, reasoning in a circle)
Description: A type of reasoning in which the proposition is supported by the premises, which is supported by the proposition, creating a circle in reasoning where no useful information is being shared. This fallacy is often quite humorous.