English, 13.12.2019 03:31, diamondd4

Read the following passage from "every man a king":

you cannot solve [america's problems] through these various and sundry alphabetical codes. you can have the nra and pwa and cwa and the uug and gin and any other kind of "dad-gummed" lettered code. you can wait until doomsday and see twenty-five more alphabets, but that is not going to solve this proposition.

what logical fallacy does long use in this passage?

a. slippery slope fallacy
b. circular reasoning
c. straw man argument
d. ad hominem argument

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Read the following passage from "every man a king":

you cannot solve [america's problem...