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Match the fallacy with its name. You can either buy one of our fancy ovens or learn to like burned food. bandwagon straw man non-sequitur ad hominem oversimplification/hasty generalization black-or-white
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Match the fallacy with its name.

You can either buy one of our fancy ovens or learn to like burned food.
bandwagon
straw man
non-sequitur
ad hominem
oversimplification/hasty generalization
black-or-white

User Sathish Kotha
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Bandwagon.

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User Michael Berkowski
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I believe it would be black or white since it only gives you two extremes.
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