The straw man fallacy occurs when the arguer presents an extreme version of the opposing position in order to make it easier to
attack or ridicule. do you believe that stewart and hodgman are attacking a straw man version of one side of the immigration debate, or are they making a fair critique of common beliefs and hypocrisy? explain your answer.
They are attacking immigrants from a personal point of view.
Stewart and Hodgman use the straw man fallacy to make their case more solid. They explain that immigrants are dangerous people who bring violence and sickness, then they change positions and show how innocent the hosts are and are not eligible for the programs that immigrants bring.
Yes, they use common beliefs. If the leprosy epidemic erupts, it will most likely endanger Americans' fingers. Or comments that shock Americans on leprosy in America. But we have to remember that this show is a comedy. The chart shown is certainly not for any decision. The facts are not correct for cases of leprosy.
Stewart and Hodgman rightly criticize the general and the hypocritical and hypocritical about immigration. This problem is exaggerated because it is founded on American immigrants and the general belief that the majority of politicians like Newt Gingrich are immigrants.
STEwarT and Hodgman are using the Straw Man fallacy to make their case even more convincing. Or, for example, they are considered dangerous people who bring immigrant violence, diseases and all kinds of social diseases; Then they change the positons and show how innocent the hosts are and are not entitled to any property brought by the immigrants.
B. medicalization and the social construction of health and illness
Explanation:
A popular television program called The Swan aimed to turn less visually appealing people into more socially acceptable ones by radically changing their appearance through plastic surgery, as well as through clothing, style, and makeup artistry. This is an example of medicalization and the social construction of health and illness
A buddha is one who has attained Bodhi; and by Bodhi is meant wisdom, an ideal state of intellectual and ethical perfection which can be achieved by man through purely human means.
