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: The Leiter ReportsThe rare "ad misericordiam" fallacy strikes!
By Brian Leiter
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Reader Adam Taylor writes: I thought you and your readership might find the video at the following link quite interesting. It's by the marginally sentient folks at KeepAmericaSafe.com and it might be the finest example of a genuine ad misericordiam...Full post as published by The Leiter Reports on August 19, 2010 (boomark / email).
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