oh i understand, and most of the time people are right, but there are times when people even use those wrong, or claim straw man when it really isn't a straw man, and then the argument becomes fuddled over "nuh uh!" and "yeah huh!" rather than what the argument/discussion was originally about. There have been pages of arguments that have had this happen numerous times, and it gets old reading that.NameIsRobertPaulson said:Well, they're called logical fallacies for a reason... they don't follow a line of logic. A strawman argument does nothing to further the conversation or address the issues at hand, hence why people call it out.
following into that, my own feelings on it:
I just don't like how often people resort to using it, it's like they have a special macro'd keyboard with all the logical fallacies on it, and people are just ready to pounce on anyone just so they can use it regardless of their own opinion on the matter or what the person even truly said/meant.