Look at that face! Would anyone vote for that? Can you imagine that as the face of our next president?

Billy - "An apple is a vegetable." Bobby - "Don't listen to Billy; he failed Spanish class last year. "

He can't be a great athlete; he cheated on his wife.

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Select the fallacy being used.

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Charlie: I think we should put more money into schools. Quality public education is so important.

Bob: So you’re saying we should cut military spending and spend it instead on more spiral notebooks and crayons? I guess you want our country to be a weak, defenseless target for terrorists.

My opponent raises a good point, but can we really trust him? I mean, he moved to this town only two years ago and everyone knows that his wife left him.

Oh, please. What would you know about labor laws? You don’t even have a job.

You need to go to the party with me, otherwise you’ll just be bored at home.

Which fallacy is pictured?

Ignores someone's actual argument and presents a distorted or oversimplified version instead

Either you decide that you can afford this stereo, or decide not to have music for a while

"Bernie Saunders wouldn't make a good president because he looks like a sad muppet."

The secretary claims that mining is doing more harm than good to the environment and to the people. The pro-mining politicians accused her of being anti-poor who values the life of a tree more than the life of miners whose only source of income is mining.

Person A: I think pollution from humans contributes to climate change.

Person B: So, you think humans are directly responsible for extreme weather, like hurricanes, typhoons and droughts.