(November 21, 2024 at 7:02 pm)The Architect Of Fate Wrote:Quote:If English is your second language, it's cool I get it - that's legitimately helps me understand where some of the confusion might be coming in.It is but that's aside the point
Quote:This statement implies, as it is written, that I am the one using the fallacy; if you are trying to make the statement that I am accusing others of it then it would be, "Again, why is it my job to define a fallacy you are accusing others of throwing aroundNah the way I wrote it's fine
It's really not, because if you are approaching me from a position of ignorance (misunderstanding my position) then I don't need to assume you are coming from a position of arrogance or spite.
What you said was not "fine" unless your intention was to accuse me of using false dilemma arguments, and it's what I mean by a position of ignorance.
Adverb Phrase Noun Verb Noun Noun Phrasal Verb
Again, why is it my job to define a fallacy you... ...'re throwing around?
The first half of the sentence is in regard to yourself, leaving us with, "A fallacy you're throwing around."
Our verb is the phrase, "Throwing around" - from there we have to find who is throwing it ("you") and what it even is ("a fallacy.")