Logical Fallacies in Visual Arguments

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February 12, 2023
Today, I was exposed to three different arguments on microaggressions policies. The first was a visual argument in the form of a cartoon strip that portrayed the negative consequences of such policies, suggesting that they restrict freedom of speech and lead to a culture of censorship. The second visual argument was a political cartoon that criticized microaggressions policies and depicted them as a form of tyranny and oppression.
In comparison, Lilienfeld's written argument in the article "Why a Moratorium on Microaggressions Policies is Needed" presents a more analytical and researched perspective on the issue. He argues that while microaggressions are real and can cause harm, the current policies and approaches used to address them are ineffective and can actually do more harm than good. Lilienfeld raises concerns about the lack of scientific evidence for ...