The following passages contain fallacies of unacceptable premises, e. g, begging the question, false dilemma, slippery slope, hasty generalization, and false analogy. Some may contain no fallacy. Determine which fallacy the following contain: You will need to justify your answers with reasons, do not simply give one sentence responses. Random drug testing in schools is very effective in reducing drug use because the regular use of the testing makes drug use less likely.
If today you can make teaching evolution in public schools a crime, then tomorrow you can make it a crime to teach it in private schools. Then you can ban books and other educational materials that mention evolution. An then you can ban the very world from all discourse. And then the anti-science bigots will have won.
Three thieves are dividing up the $7000 they just stole from the First National Bank. Robber number one give $2000 to robber number two, $2000 to robber number three, and $3000 to himself. Robber number two says, "How come you get $3000?" Robber number one says, "Because I am the leader." How come you're the leader?" "Because I have more money."
John is now on trial for murder, but the proceedings are a waste of time and money. Everyone knows he's guilty.
I met these two guys on a plane, and they said they were from Albuquerque. They were total druggies. Almost everyone in that city must be on drugs.
Some people are fools, and some people are married to fools.
Bill is an investment banker drives a Cadillac, is overweight and votes Republican. John is also an investment banker, drives a Cadillac, and is overweight. So John probably votes Republican too.