José Luis Ricón (Artir)

The focus on logical fallacies is a weird part of the pedagogy of philosophy. Teaching people how to attack an argument (often poorly) before teaching them how to construct arguments.

imagine a farm overridden with pests that eat all the grain. Makes sense to teach them to kill the rats before going into the harder task of raising and breeding cattle

False analogy, your argument is invalid.

aren't you proving yourself wrong there tho

I embrace paraconsistent intuitionistic logic. A proposition can be true, false, both, or neither.

this is an attack on everything Western Civilization stands for, and worse of all, an attack on me