Logical Fallacy

2. An attack on the person instead of the logic of an argument
3. Presenting 2 choices when more exist
5. Comparing 2 seemingly similar but fundamentally different concepts in an analogy
9. Using powerful or emotive language to sway opinion without reasoning
11. Believing an argument cannot be correct since the person who delivered it contradicts it personally
12. Altering the original argument to make it easier to attack
14. Creating a conclusion for an entire group from a small sample space
15. Supporting an argument with its conclusion
16. Believing something is true because an "expert" claims so even without research

1. Making a complex argument seem simpler than it fundamentally is to make it easier to attack
4. Believing something is right because a lot of people support it
6. Claiming something is right because its natural
7. A distraction from the main argument
8. Claiming that something caused an event purely because it happened first
10. Using the definitions of a word with 2 meanings interchangeably
13. Believing that a small action will cause a chain reaction to a bigger outcome