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Fallacy Quotes

Short pushback against flawed reasoning and labels

One line argues that a whole political viewpoint rests on faulty reasoning rather than solid ground.

Every liberal position is built on a fallacy.

Quotes by Ken Cuccinelli

People call me fussy, but that's a fallacy.

Quotes by Dimple Kapadia

Frequently Asked Questions

What is being called a fallacy in the first quote?
An entire liberal political position is described as resting on faulty reasoning rather than fact.
What personal label is disputed in the second quote?
Being called fussy is disputed as an inaccurate label, described instead as a fallacy.
Do both quotes deal with the same kind of fallacy?
No, one concerns political reasoning while the other concerns a personal characterization.
What tone do these fallacy quotes take?
Both carry a defensive, corrective tone, pushing back against something the speaker sees as untrue.
Who might relate to this pair of fallacy quotes?
Readers who enjoy pointed pushback against mislabeling, whether political or personal, will relate to these lines.

The other rejects a personal label as an unfair fallacy rather than an accurate description.