"If we allow students to redo tests, soon they’ll stop studying at all."

"Thousands of people buy this toothpaste, so it must be the best!"

"You can’t prove God doesn't exist, so He must be real."

"Either we ban junk food in schools, or all kids will become obese."

"Our ancestors ate meat, so it’s okay for us too."

"How can you argue about punctuality when you’re always late?"

"My grandpa smoked and lived to 95, so smoking isn’t bad."

"Studies say it's healthy. Plus, my friend recommends it!"

"We can’t afford to repair the roads. What about the mayor’s new car?"

What is a straw man fallacy?

What does appeal to ignorance suggest?

What fallacy attacks the person instead of the argument?

Which fallacy is used when someone says "Everyone’s doing it"?

“If we allow phones in class, next we’ll allow TV and video games.”