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"I don't like this guy! He actively bombs civilians!"
"He does?!"
"Well, no. But he supports people who actively bomb civilians!"
"He does?!"
"Well, no. But he has friends and family who support people who actively bomb civilians!"
"He does?"
"Well, that can't be fully proven. But he did visit the country that has people actively bombing civilians!!!"
"Why did he visit that country?"
"The reason doesn't matter! All people who visit there are automatically bad!!!"
The Political Obsession
Recently a friend posted an article to Facebook about a colossally stupid thing two individuals did. The story wasn’t important, although it was interesting within it’s context. What I found really interesting was the first comment, which read “I bet they voted for Trump!”. Given our political climate in the United States over the past several years, it got me thinking: What causes people to…
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Can we teach tumblr about association fallacies? Because they are way more common on this site than they should be and it's kinda depressing.
