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I think you should go look at that link again.
Right, so only taking the points that they agree with you on.
Here's one:
https://lemmy.world/comment/20878099
Here's another doing this when asked to cite the UN or Reuters as a neutral source:
https://lemmy.world/comment/19851916
The Wikipedia list of logical fallacies was a meme exaggeration. It's a trope that edgy redditors will answer to serious comments by discarding their content according to one of the fallacies in the Wikipedia list. But sure, I'll answer to you accordingly: fallacy fallacy. Even if my comment were a fallacy (which I disagree), that's irrelevant because a logical fallacy can still be true. How about you answer to the content of the comment then, and not to a logical structure.
Regarding the other stuff about western sources and tankies, my claim was this:
And you bring me one link about Venezuela and one link about DPRK, the former including links to western "Freedom Burger Eagle association" type organizations, not even to journalistic or UN claims. This seems to align very well with what I claimed.
A logical fallacy can be true yes but when it's things like red herrings and ignoratio elenchis that don't contribute to the discussion, they don't need to be brought up. If you actually looked at that link that I provided instead of just outright dismissing it because it's 'edgy' or what not, you'd see examples there of how certain arguments don't contribute to the discussion, only muddying conversation.
Right, so you're you're doing the very thing you were questioning that commenter of doing: Disregarding the source instead of the content.
Fwiw, I'm not saying it's wrong to do that, I'm only showing you the contradiction in your claims.