mnottertail -> RE: Value of Poetry (2/2/2011 7:54:35 AM)
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ORIGINAL: BenevolentM quote:
ORIGINAL: mnottertail If you would have read the post in its entirety that I didn't post you would know the answer to this. I will excerpt the salient points here and now: "85% of the women are sick of listening to you." I am claiming ad hominem circumstantial. He is using an alleged circumstance to discredit what I've said. I regarded what he wrote as humorous, however. You have ad himinem circumstantial wrong. AHC is the argument in fallacy that someone situated in a particular circumstance would take a particular position because of that circumstance. I will demonstrate: Richard Nixon, 'Democrats suck'. Me: 'Yeah you would say that.' quote:
You don't need to look far to find more. His next post was: quote:
ORIGINAL: mnottertail your goint to fail at alotta things. To make an aside, look at his spelling. There is no humor. mnottertail seems to feel that he can make unsupported statements. It is unsupported because he does not elaborate. Elaboration and support are very different. In fact, so different that they are nearly unmiscable. Lets say for the sake of demonstration I said you were a fuckin dumbass. Then I went on and said, here see this quote of his. And this one. And this one. And this one. Ergo id est, dumbass. Music Mystery might then say, wait up there, ott......see here, quote one seems very reasonable, quote two is uh, I am unsure but 3,4,5 and so on are widely held views... Support of positions are in the eye of each beholder, some of my supported and elaborated positions on this board are from some time ago, where I may have elaborated and knowing that a great deal of folks have read that, and they understand the linkages I have made and how I got there. Now, having said that, I do not owe it to society at large to comment on this or that trivial matter with a complete comprehensive and annotated pictoral history of the framework of my philosophical thought and conclusions...I leave those matters to Wittgenstein. quote:
He arrived at a conclusion which means he is making an argument which he elided. I did not change the terms or focus of the question as I perceived it. quote:
His conclusion implies a failing which he does not mention that supports his conclusion. His real goal is clearly not to be informative, however. If his goal was to inform hypothetically one could imagine some line of reasoning from a failing to a slippery slope, but this is not what mnottertail is trying to achieve. Here I am claiming ad hominem circumstantial. He is asserting that what I have to say is nonsense because of some circumstance, e.g. an alleged failing in me. First of all, philosophy would require you to put the best possible light on any argument. You have not done so. In fact, you are attributing emotions and processes from inferrence of facts clearly not in evidence. quote:
At http://www.collarchat.com/fb.asp?m=3545802 mnottertail wrote quote:
ORIGINAL: mnottertail That is some really fucking grandiose asswipe, pal. Again, no elaboration. He failed to explain what made it "fucking grandiose asswipe". Curious minds want to know. Again, he arrived at a conclusion which means he is making an argument which he elided. He is arguing that since I can be abused (since he did so in the conclusion), the conclusion follows. Consequently, it is both ad hominem abusive and circular. I omitted nothing, nor did I ignore anything in my comment. The eliding in this case would been to have said nothing. I did not argue that you can be abused, you are simply insincerely misrepresenting that, and that is a fallacy in and of itself, based upon which you then go on from your accusatory position of facts not in evidence, you conlude further that it is circular. I think you have defined circular reasoning for us in that vignette. So, in peroration, fallacies of presumption, fallacies of equivocation, package-deal fallacies, argument from fallacy.....oh, thats enough.... has been demonstrated quite handily here by you. So, your supported comments are as fallacious as any I might have made. It is unfortunate that the statement falls under ad hominem in tu quoque, and is in formal philosophical circles a fallacy, however; that ain't where we are at. Also, these fallacies being 'illegal' in the formal grammars, are not by dint of that found to be necessarily untrue. The question is, what honest hearing and consideration does a man owe to each and every idea, whether wholly absurd or no, to every soapboxer that passes nearby? My position is: NONE. Yours may be something else. (edit: LOL. btw, my feelings are not hurt, rather I would that you would pour out your heart and soul, your hopes, your dreams and your ambitions to me, so I can laugh in your face, because thats what I really like, it gives me big fuckin wood.) edit again to clean up quotes, and I have spent too much time on this now.
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