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When a speaker paints an issue as having only two alternatives, one which is totally unacceptable and one which the speaker wants, the speaker is creating a(n) fallacy.

When a speaker paints an issue as having only two alternatives, one which is totally unacceptable and one which the speaker wants, the speaker is creating a(n) fallacy.
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when a speaker paints an issue as having only two alternatives, one which is totally unacceptable and one which the speaker wants, the speaker is creating a(n) fallacy.

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The fallacy of reasoning that occurs when a speaker an oversimplifies a complex issue and suggest there are only two alternatives
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