All The Tropes Wiki Project, Part XXVI

[robkelk]

I'm working on adapting Wikipedia's list of logical fallacies to ours. Does anybody know what we call these fallacies?

• "I refuse to listen to you" (w:Invincible ignorance fallacy)
  
• "Let's agree to disagree" (w:I'm entitled to my opinion)
  
• an abstraction (abstract belief or hypothetical construct) is treated as if it were a concrete real event or physical entity (w:Reification)
  

I will no doubt have more later - this is a small bite from the buffet, to gets us started.

More:

• "He has a reason for saying that" (w:Appeal to motive)
  
• "He's right because he's poor" (w:Argumentum ad lazarum) -- the inverse of "Appeal to Wealth"
  
• "Better dead than Red" (w:Red-baiting) -- Related to "Hitler Ate Sugar", but at the other end of the political spectrum
  
• "Because I said so" (w:Ipse dixit)