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Logical Fallacy of Snob Appeal / Snob ApproachThe fallacy of snob appeal occurs when a certain conclusion is supported by a premise that implies that you will be more popular or people will think better of you because you believe the conclusion or take action as a result of the conclusion. Examples of the Logical Fallacy of Snob Appeal / Snob Approach
This is a quote off the web, selling the “cool factor” of liberalism.
Snob appeal of being a teenager.
Using snob appeal to promote doing drugs.
Using snob appeal to turn someone from Christ. The implication is that you are a lesser person because you believe in Jesus.
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