25-06-2025, 07:15 PM
straight from the niggerloving book of deceptions
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motte-and-bailey_fallacy
prime example
"The great replacement is just a crazy conspiracy, but having our countries become diverse with natives potentially turning into minority is not a bad thing."
what this does? It hides a highly controversial claim (being replaced isn't bad - bailey) behind a modest, easier to defend argument (prediction about future demographics is up in the air - motte).
That way they cowardly progress to their controversial point/bailey (replacement is ok) while retreating to their easier to defend point/motte (replacement is a conspiracy so stop being concerned) when they are being contested.
One of the biggest bitch made argument tactics I've seen. Thoughts?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motte-and-bailey_fallacy
prime example
"The great replacement is just a crazy conspiracy, but having our countries become diverse with natives potentially turning into minority is not a bad thing."
what this does? It hides a highly controversial claim (being replaced isn't bad - bailey) behind a modest, easier to defend argument (prediction about future demographics is up in the air - motte).
That way they cowardly progress to their controversial point/bailey (replacement is ok) while retreating to their easier to defend point/motte (replacement is a conspiracy so stop being concerned) when they are being contested.
One of the biggest bitch made argument tactics I've seen. Thoughts?
