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Jeff Berry's Big Fallacies Analysis

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BERRY’S BIG FALLACIES Fallacies are often a conceivable argument using false or invalid inference. Looking through fallacies and wanting to really find an interview where I would think that they would be easily found, I searched for a group that is somewhat known for their far out beliefs and ideas. I came across an interview done with Jeff Berry of The Ku Klux Klan and Mark Liberator. The interview took place on October 13th, 1999 over the telephone. When Berry is being questioned you can sense arrogance right off the bat. The second answer during the interview Berry pops out of his mouth is that “When the Jews came over and started controlling The United States; they too positioned themselves against The Klan.” (Liberator) Reading this the first thought that popped into my head was I am not sure when Jews came over and controlled The United States, I believe that never happened so obviously he used two fallacies in just this statement alone; one being Ad Hominem which is a personal attack on the Jews. The second being Arguing from Ignorance not only did he make up the Jews taking control but that they were the ones to go against the Klan. In Mr. Berry’s view he tried to make the Jews seem …show more content…

They should get it. But the mamma should be checked to see if she 's going to Bingo halls and using the money on drugs. If tax money is being spent to support her drug habit instead of taking care of her kids, then she doesn 't need it. A good thing shouldn 't be abused. I believe that a person over the age of 55 shouldn 't have to pay taxes. They paid taxes for over 30 years of their life. It would make this a better world.” (Liberator) Berry tried to make his dark statement on what “welfare mamas” use the money on and divert attention to senior citizens paying

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