User:Enshoku

Editing history:

Edited example on no true Scotsman page, it is now the original 1975 example. Enshoku

Scotsman A: "You know, laddie, no Scotsman puts sugar in his porridge."

Scotsman B: "Is that so? I seem to recall my cousin Angus puts sugar in his porridge"

Scotsman A: "Aye... but no true Scotsman puts sugar in his porridge."

21:18, 29 April 2008 (CDT)

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Added example on Appeal_to_emotion page:

• "Hitler was an evil atheist, you don't want to be a nazi do you?"

The first objection to the statemeis whether or not Hitler was an atheist, which tends to be an argument from ignorance, due to the fact that Hitler was a devout catholic. The second issue with the statement is that it makes a link between atheism and Nazism via an enthymeme. Enshoku 21:41, 29 April 2008 (CDT)

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