Fami Mustafa
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Person A: "I think we should invest more in renewable energy sources to combat climate change."
Person B: "But what about all the jobs that would be lost in the fossil fuel industry? We can't just ignore the economic impact of transitioning to renewable energy."
In this example, Person B is using a red herring fallacy by bringing up the potential job losses in the fossil fuel industry as a distraction from the main argument about investing in renewable energy to combat climate change. The economic impact of transitioning to renewable energy sources is a valid concern, but it is not directly relevant to the discussion at hand.
Person B: "But what about all the jobs that would be lost in the fossil fuel industry? We can't just ignore the economic impact of transitioning to renewable energy."
In this example, Person B is using a red herring fallacy by bringing up the potential job losses in the fossil fuel industry as a distraction from the main argument about investing in renewable energy to combat climate change. The economic impact of transitioning to renewable energy sources is a valid concern, but it is not directly relevant to the discussion at hand.
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