| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Thus the attacking of a weak man can be dishonest or imprudent, unjust or incompetent; it is not actually a fallacy, just one of the things you might be doing with an argument, but like any sort of action it can be done well or badly, rightly or wrongly.We can therefore see the underlying basis for Steven Maloney's two suggestions.(1) If an argument is widespread, it might indeed be reasonable to a
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