@eezychair
care to elaborate. BTW it is a question not a statement.Isn't the thread title itself a false dichotomy?
boldface mine. It appears that you don't understand that question. ang gitumbok ana part ikaw ug imong conclusion nga abnormal. It means that it hard to infer from natural facts to draw an ethical conclusion like abnormal or immoral. that is why how can you draw ethical conclusion from the premise derived from natural facts.Naturalistic fallacy is the term used loosely to describe arguments which claim to draw ethical conclusions from natural facts. What is the natural fact and who is drawing ethical conclusions?
false dichotomy
if it's not good then it's bad
OK let us form a syllogism;
Premise A. (let me revise the premise based on the idea that you've presented) sexual organ on both male and female are perfectly design and with a purpose.
Premise b. Is it still arguable that the man's sexual organ is designed to fit a woman's sexual organ and not another man's anus
conclusion: therefore it is abnormal/immoral.
How can you connect Premise A, B, and most importantly your conclusion to make a valid argument? Mao ni naturallistic fallacy bai. mao related sa imo question nga gi qoute nako ganina. What is the natural fact and who is drawing ethical conclusions.
ang natural fact nga imong gipangutana is ang premise A ug B and ethical conclusion is imong conclusion.
GOD SAID THIS IS HOW WE DO IT!
@eezychair
Let us make it simple;
(A) All men are mortal
(b) Osmeņa is a man, therefore
conclusion: therefore Osmeņa is a politician” is clearly invalid; the conclusion obviously doesn’t follow from the premises.
imo argumento pareha ra ani bai. hehehehe
incoherent nga facts i conekta sa conclusion. kuha na?
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