Find instances of someone committing a logical fallacy

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For your extra credit assignment, find instances of someone committing a logical fallacy.

Then submit to me the evidence. You can submit up to 7 different instances of different fallacies of someone committing a fallacy, for a possible 7% extra credit. You will receive 1 point for each fallacy instance that you submit, and you really are highlighting a fallacy and not BSing, up to 7 points.

NOTE: Each of the 7 must be 7 DIFFERENT fallacies, from 7 different sources. Thus, you cannot submit more than one Appeal to Emotion, for example; nor can you use one article (for example) for all your fallacies.

If the selection you find is online, you can take a screenshot or copy the page somehow, highlight where the person is committing the fallacy, name the fallacy they are committing, save the screenshot, or copy, as a PDF or JPEG.
If a video (e.g., YouTube), then submit the link, plus the minutes and second where the fallacy is occurring. (NOTE: You can use at most 2 videos).

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