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In the grip of grace
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I disagree that an argument needs to be present for their to be fallacies, I believe that all that is required is a statement, either positive or negative. So in this case simply replying to a comment, granted it is a statement, can be fallacious. Now at this point you may find some blog somewhere that states you need to have an argument, but that is because they wish the argument to have some premises. But premises are not needed to have a fallacy, as you can commit a fallacy of begging the question when you offer no premises, a fallacy of assuming your conclusion without evidence. Since you don't need premises to commit that fallacy, you don't need an argument either. So thus all that is needed is either a negative or positive statement.I think its fine to critique each others discussion style to an extent, especially as matters of style can sometimes impede the substantive discussion.
I do think its wrong to critique in a truly mean way though.
I dont even know what it means for flaming generally to be "illogical". Do you mean maybe "counterproductive" instead? or "unkind"? Flaming, insult, etc, arent even playing a reasoning game, so I'm not sure in what fashion they are generally illogical.
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