The absolute ignorance or fundamental logical principles
invites me to write one of my Theater of the Absurd illustrations:
Burden of Proof
fallacy
Jim: You
know something? Dozens of pink flying elephants are seen in New York sky..!
Mark: Did
you see these flying pink elephants?
Jim: no,
but some friends of mine saw them.
Mark:
Sorry but do you have some evidence about these pink flying elephants’
existence?
Jim: No,
but do you have some evidence that pink flying elephants do not exist?
The burden of proof
is obviously on the side of the one who says that something exist without giving
any kind of reliable evidence.
Ad Hominem Fallacy
Mark: With all due respect, do you have clear,
reliable evidence about those extraterrestrials visiting our planet and
conspiring with the government?
Jim You
Mark are a debunker that tries to misinform and disinform me..!
Mark But
again, sorry about my curiosity but can you show me proofs of those alien
visitors?
Jim: You
are a psyop, an agent of darkness, a CIA and a fascist.
Mark: I
think there is a mistake here; please…I just want to know more about those
aliens…
Jim: A puppet
of the illuminati and servant of the Dark Cabal is what you are…the Bilderbergs
have enough money to pay you, dirty New World order operative..!
The AD HOMINEM
fallacy is the easy answer of those who simply have no arguments. This fallacy
is the fast self-protection of charlatans and true-believers.
