Briefly tell what happened- the argument

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Think of a time you made an argument (maybe on your Facebook page, responding to someone else's post, to a classmate, with your partner, or child(ren), and so on).

Briefly tell what happened- the argument, reaction, etc.
Did you use a fallacious argument?
If so, what was it?
If not, why do you feel it was valid? (as it pertains to our study of logic)

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