; fallacy. The configuration of this fallacy is the presentation of a limit of only two choices when in reality there are more options (Downes). In an argument, people will use this fallacy in order to distract the opposition that there are other options to choose from than the one that the disposition has presented. Guarding against this fallacy is fairly easy. First one must supply a choice that has not been presented in either of the two options. For example, some Americans who feel strong patriotism toward their country might argue that a person should ei
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