Which type of faulty logic does this sentence contain?
If the workers' demands are not met by the deadline, the town will suffer a crippling economic downfall as a result of a prolonged strike.
A) false analogy
B) either-or fallacy
C) appeal to ignorance
D) distraction

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Question

Which type of faulty logic does this sentence contain?
 If the workers' demands are not met by the deadline, the town will suffer a crippling economic downfall as a result of a prolonged strike.
A) false analogy 
B) either-or fallacy
C) appeal to ignorance
D) distraction

@Jumperman @petiteme

petiteme · Answer

appeal to ignorance for me

jumperman · Answer

This is tough. B and D are incorrect, I think. C sounds more like the right answer.

petiteme · Answer

----Your argument on something is supposedly true because its opposite has not been proven true.

anonymous · Answer

Thanks :D.