"Sapphire and their lawyers made a propaganda campaign with the fallacious notion that Terry v. Sapphire precluded anyone in Nevada from setting up an independent-contractor relationship, which it doesn't do," said attorney Mick Rusing, who represented the Sapphire strippers.
We are still paying a gigantic and growing price for the fallacious notion that government spending can stimulate the production of goods and services.
The other argument advanced by the few Democrats who oppose a public health insurance option is the fallacious notion that it is not popular in their districts.
It was certainly germane to the discussion because I definitely did not want to leave listeners with the fallacious notion that resilience is somehow a pre-ordained given.
Unless and until policy makers, politicians and, yes, the press free themselves from the simplistic and fallacious notion that standardized test scores represent absolute quantities of learning, they will very likely promote miseducative practices in our schools.
Meanwhile, at the national level, the GOP plans to build support for its hard-line immigration agenda by propagating the fallacious notion that "illegal immigrants steal American jobs and thus weaken the economy, according to Suzy Khimm at Mother Jones.
And these preachers that muddle that and use that deliberately, ambiguously to prey on the follies and the fallacious notions of their people, that's a great sin". For those who didn't like the message or the tactics, Phelps and his family had only disdain.
The notion of the glories of a free marketplace making the "deserts bloom" is a fallacious one.
In our view, the notion that there is some point of "escape velocity" for the US economy is a fallacious idea.
As stated, this argument is clearly a fallacious employment of Leibniz' Law (what is called the masked man fallacy).
This is a fallacious argument.
