Ad Hominem, Attack person rather than the argument, Straw Man, Misrepresenting or oversimplifying opponent's argument, Appeal to Authority, Unqualified or biased source's opinion as absolute proof, False Dilemma, Only showing 2 options when more possibilities exist, Slippery Slope, Claiming a minor action will cause a chain of events of extreme or negative consequences, Begging the Question, Circular reasoning, Red Herring, the "Razzle-Dazzle", Post Hoc, False cause. Because B happened after A, A must have caused B., Hasty Generalization, Broad conclusion based on small/under represented sample size, Ad Populum, the Bandwagon. Arguing a claim is true just because it is popular

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