Paul Rosenberg – The appeal to authority fallacy (also called argument from authority) is a very simple one, but it can be tricky to deal with. This fallacy says that we should not believe things just because people with authority say they’re right. Typically, the fallacy appears like this:
Person A: XYZ is happening, and the world is in great danger because of it.
Person B: Why in the world would I believe XYZ is happening? I see no evidence.
Person A: Ha! The New York Times, the Harvard Review, the Counsel of Churches and scientific consensus have all said it’s happening!
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Brent Smith – When will it end? When will the planet-killing pandemic dubbed COVID-19 ever end? If the Democrats have anything to say about – not for a while. Not until they’ve wrung every ounce of control over you and me they possibly can, while strategically setting compulsory precedents for the next concocted or at least overblown emergency.
Sara Fabian – As babies, we know nothing about the world. In the universe of an infant, there are no norms to follow, no rigid rules and regulations; no room for labeling or 
John Michael Chambers – Thank goodness people are waking up all over the world. But sadly, and especially in America, many are beyond asleep at the wheel. You know, the lights are on but nobody’s home. The regurgitating robotic hypnotic flock are in a trance. Programmed by design and unbeknownst to them. Yes, they live and walk among us. They are a danger to themselves and to us all. They are a threat to this movement to resurrect and save America.
Clarice Feldman – Fascism, Communism, Nazism — all gifts to the world from Europe. Now it’s nonsensical worries about climate change resulting in deliberately built-in inefficiencies in everything from household appliances to transportation methods.