logical fallacies

2. When someone else exaggerates or misrepresents ones argument, "So what you're saying is..."
4. It is not up to the populous to disprove something, it's up to the person presenting the claim to also present evidence
7. The credibility of the arguer
9. The use of logic or reasoning in an argument
10. An event occurring will gradually lead to even more severe events happening in the future
12. When someone does something that they complain about, hypocrisy, "you do it too"
13. When someone is given the idea that there is a limited amount of options one has to make when they in fact have more
14. The fallacy that two things are alike and can therefore be alike in other ways
15. If an event happens more then it's less likely to happen

1. To dismiss one problem because another exists
3. The belief that if someone has good intentions, they would have good facts
5. "Passion" or the appeal to emotion within an argument
6. The belief that one event relates to another (correlation does not equal causation)
8. To provide insufficient evidence to an argument, yet still arguing for it
11. To change the requirements of a goal after they're met