Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: moshquerade
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: moshquerade
you say "most" of these dogs that are the problem are abused. how'd you like to run into one that doesn't fall into your "most" but is still vicious?
yeh... thought so.
"Most" drivers on the road are sober. How'd you like to run into one that doesn't fall into the "most" category and is drunk?
Same logic. Exact same logic. So why aren't you calling for a ban on all cars?
Yeah, thought so.
ZV
you cannot compare cars and dogs silly.
I'm not comparing dogs and cars. I'm taking your exact same logical principal and applying it universally. It's a valid technique for establishing the fallacy of a logical construct.
You logic runs thus: Because there exists a potential for even one member of the population (population in your instance being certain breeds of dogs) to be dangerous, all members of the population should be banned.
My logic ran thus: Because there exists a potential for even one member of the population (population in my instance being drivers) to be dangerous, all members of the population should be banned.
If there is at least one situation in which the logical system leads to clearly absurd results, the logic is invalid in every instance.
The simple fact is that your "logic" isn't logical. It's nothing more than a facile defence around your pre-existing prejudice against certain breeds of dogs.
ZV