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"I like his music, but I don't like how he treats people."

"If you were a real fan, you'd like him no matter what."

No True Scotsman 

1

"My friend is a teacher and he says teachers actually get paid really well." 

Appeal to Authority (fallacy) 

1

"Why get an invasive spinal surgery when you can just do some yoga?" 

Appeal to Nature

2

"You either let me check your phone or the relationship is over." 

False Dichotomy (False Dilemma) 

2

Lying is wrong because people should always tell the truth.

Begging the Question 

2

"I'm going to be so mad if you don't put your phone away right now." 

Emotional Appeal (fallacy)

3

“This is the best app because it’s superior to every competitor.”

Begging the Question

3

“My opponent wants to talk about healthcare, but what about foreign interference?”

Red Herring

3

"You never do the dishes."

"Well, you never cook dinner!" 

Red Herring 

4

"What do you know about love? You're just a teenager."

Ad Hominem 

4

Everyone else is using AI, so why shouldn't I? 

Ad Populum 

4

"Two employees were unhelpful, so everyone at the company is rude."

Hasty Generalization 

5

"I wish people would be nicer to each other." 

"What are you...some kind of socialist?" 

Straw Man 

5

"If I let you sleep over at their house two nights in a row, your sleep schedule will never recover, and you'll start struggling with school." 

Slippery Slope

5

Go give your creepy uncle a hug. You wouldn't want him to be sad, would you?

Emotional appeal (fallacy) 

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