Fallacies surround us and we hear them every day, although we may not recognize them. A is begging the question because the person is saying that if those actions were illegal, they wouldn’t be prohibited by law, which is obvious, B is causal fallacy because he is saying that the team only won because of a lucky pair of socks, C is bandwagon fallacy because the manager said that because no one else complained, he must be the only problem with their dress code, and D is poisoning the well because the roommate is already talking bad about Annie before she ever gets chance to show you she’s isn’t always help and she does help with
Fallacies surround us and we hear them every day, although we may not recognize them. A is begging the question because the person is saying that if those actions were illegal, they wouldn’t be prohibited by law, which is obvious, B is causal fallacy because he is saying that the team only won because of a lucky pair of socks, C is bandwagon fallacy because the manager said that because no one else complained, he must be the only problem with their dress code, and D is poisoning the well because the roommate is already talking bad about Annie before she ever gets chance to show you she’s isn’t always help and she does help with