Identity Crisis Episode 9: Logical Fallacies
March 15, 2021

In this episode we talk about some logical/argumentative fallacies and how they might pertain to the gender debate and identity politics in general.

The fallacies we cover are:
1. Equivocation
2. Proof by assertion / argument from repetition
3. Affirming the consequent (invalidly inferring the converse of a statement)
4. Magical thinking
5. Nirvana fallacy
6. Slippery slope
7. Red herring
8. Kafka-trapping

links:
List of fallacies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fallacies

“Trans Rights Debate with Ashley Routh & Sarah Phillimore”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzm_KxTiLB8&t=0s

Check out MK’s corresponding column on 4W: https://4w.pub/identity-crisis-logical-fallacies/

Identity Crisis is a weekly column and podcast for young people struggling with the modern orthodoxy of gender identity ideology—developed in collaboration between Plebity and 4W by Sasha White and M.K. Fain. New episodes every Monday!

Click here to learn more and get updates: https://www.identitycrisis.xyz/get-updates

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