Jayson Winters

@jaypatrol.bsky.social

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Musician (linktr.ee/jaysonwinters), Bylines Network, rejoiner, progressive politics, UK, Spain, The Netherlands, dogs, sourdough, graphic designer, gin.

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What do you call the logical fallacy if someone says your disagreement to their suggested solution is really that they are not thankful.
That sounds like a form of the Straw Man Fallacy combined with an Ad Hominem Fallacy. Here's how it breaks down:
• Straw Man Fallacy - Instead of addressing your actual disagreement with their solution, they misrepresent your position as a personal attack on them (i.e., that you think they are ungrateful).
• Ad Hominem Fallacy - They deflect from the argument by making it about your attitude or supposed personal feelings rather than addressing your reasoning.
It could also involve Emotional Appeal (Argumentum ad Passiones) if they're trying to guilt you into agreement by implying you should be thankful rather than critically assessing their proposal.