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 Originally Posted by Poopadoop
Here's some philosophy 101 for you. See if you can make the connection between this fallacy and your argument that 'walls work'.
There's more data that says walls work than there is data that shows ladders are useful for breaching them.
Show me where Hungary or Israel are kicking themselves for not thinking that immigrants might use ladders.
Two walls. Both wildly successful.
Is there a wall on a country's border somewhere that is consistently thwarted by ladders? Anywhere??
Sounds like "But Ladders" is the only "Hasty Generalization" in this thread.
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