LOGICAL FALLACY

This argument asserts that one small action or belief will inevitably lead to a series of other larger and more harmful actions

Arguers poison the well by discrediting an opponent or opposing view in advance

Jumping to conclusions made easy. This is where the speaker will form a specific conclusion without considering all the variables involved.

Attacks the character of a person rather than the claim made

Reduces the options for action to only two choices

Is an inaccurate comparison between object and concepts

Is an argument that assumes that because one event or action follows another, the first necessarily caused the second

Other term for FAULTY CAUSALITY

This argument removes all the reason and relies on the fact that many other individuals are making this choice, so it is just a choice

Refutes a persons actual position and substitute a distorted, exaggerated or misrepresented version of that position.