Lem's reasons for taking down Christmas decorations... "Fairly soon your neighbour will be jumping down your chimney and choking you with eggnog under the mistletoe."
My Christmas tree didn't get taken down this whole year. We started to do it in march.. then we just said forget it. Come and take it. And no icicles in Texas eh? Clearly you have never been here, it's snow we never have. Our weather hops from extreme to extreme. Its either sweltering heat or frigid cold. We don't get any of the fun weather. No snow, no gentle spring breezes, just what makes us strong. You weak, soft states... you act like you hate Texas, but you're just jealous of our magnificence. Now as for the content we have an undisclosed truth about these fallacies, which is that they can be used properly in an argument. This is where I believe Daniel lost points, while his subject matter was made up, his argument could be taken as valid for the sake of the scenario. It's a difference between presenting the truth, be it hard facts and history, or grasping at straws and the ridiculous. Just because one uses a slippery slope, or presents an origin as a case for issues on a subject does not make it a fallacy, sometimes it's just what we refer to as part of common sense. We are by nature analytical creatures, we learn by experience, and while anecdotal evidence should always be taken with a dose of skepticism, past experiences can provide reasonable evidence to be used in a slippery slope, or origin based argument as long as it is accompanied by explanation and preferably tangible evidence.
Great idea using laws to force an argument to see if they use a logical fallacy
Fallacy-licious
My condolences to Daniel for having to eat that.
He be aight
Except for the diseases and indigestion of course
But other than that...
He be aight
Lem must be a genius because when you ask him one question, his brain produces 1,000,000 answers for 1,000,000 different questions.
😂😂😂
No stone unturned
Even the stones no one wants to flip over
Lem's reasons for taking down Christmas decorations... "Fairly soon your neighbour will be jumping down your chimney and choking you with eggnog under the mistletoe."
A pretty water tight argument if I do say so myself...
LOL😂
Pretty underrated argument I thought but ya know who’s paying attention...🤔😂
The guy on the far right is harboring a child pre dator on bail. Strong conservative values.
i think my hair gets worse every video
Same lol
My diamond earrings are gone too
Lol 😂
@@lemuelreber4834 they’re probably in the ocean
@madison Or in that thanksgiving bean dip
My Christmas tree didn't get taken down this whole year. We started to do it in march.. then we just said forget it. Come and take it.
And no icicles in Texas eh? Clearly you have never been here, it's snow we never have. Our weather hops from extreme to extreme. Its either sweltering heat or frigid cold. We don't get any of the fun weather. No snow, no gentle spring breezes, just what makes us strong. You weak, soft states... you act like you hate Texas, but you're just jealous of our magnificence.
Now as for the content we have an undisclosed truth about these fallacies, which is that they can be used properly in an argument. This is where I believe Daniel lost points, while his subject matter was made up, his argument could be taken as valid for the sake of the scenario. It's a difference between presenting the truth, be it hard facts and history, or grasping at straws and the ridiculous. Just because one uses a slippery slope, or presents an origin as a case for issues on a subject does not make it a fallacy, sometimes it's just what we refer to as part of common sense. We are by nature analytical creatures, we learn by experience, and while anecdotal evidence should always be taken with a dose of skepticism, past experiences can provide reasonable evidence to be used in a slippery slope, or origin based argument as long as it is accompanied by explanation and preferably tangible evidence.
Come and take it...😂🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏