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In this scenario, candidate B is committing the tu quoque fallacy by deflecting accusations of corruption by pointing out that candidate A has also accepted donations from special interest groups and has had staff members who were involved in misconduct. While these are relevant issues, they do no...
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Tu Quoque Fallacy ‘Tu Quoque’ is Latin for “you too”. This logical fallacy diverts attention from the argument at hand and the attention on yourself. Rather, it seeks toexpose the hypocrisy in your opponent. It works by taking away thecriticism of yourselfby throwing it back at your o...