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Topic	What's it called when someone exaggerates your point?
Nostradumbass 12/31/17 1:23:35 PM #8:	COVxy posted... That doesn't seem to be the most demonstrative example... Anyway, arguing from the extreme isn't fallacious in and of itself, as it ensures people assert boundary conditions. The issue is when the exaggerated form seemingly replaces the core argument. which is always what happens. just look at any topic Admiral jumps into <cite>Nostradumbass posted [p:893179829] in What's it ... [t:76154752]...</cite> <quote><cite>COVxy posted...</cite> <quote>That doesn't seem to be the most demonstrative example... Anyway, arguing from the extreme isn't fallacious in and of itself, as it ensures people assert boundary conditions. The issue is when the exaggerated form seemingly replaces the core argument.</quote> which is always what happens. just look at any topic Admiral jumps into</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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