Fallacy and Moral

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Fallacy noun - A false idea or belief.

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Moral and fallacy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Moral" instead a noun "Fallacy".

Moral noun - The significance of a story or event.

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Fallacy and moral are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fallacy" instead a noun "Moral".

original	original fallacy	original moral
many	many fallacy	many moral
true	true fallacy	true moral
single	single fallacy	single moral
Other adjectives: obvious, dangerous, personal, possible, broken, opposite.

See Appeal to Nature for the fallacy of using "nature" to prescribe any behavior (moral, immoral or not), and also see the Analysis page for this trope for more information on that.

Source: The Social Darwinist aka: Social Darwinist
Moral Guardians are not the only ones to employ this fallacy; for example, some despotic ideologues have made arguments from natural selection to justify Social Darwinism and the sociopathic extermination of those they deem "unfit" or "unworthy" of life.

Source: Appeal to Nature

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