Let's ask the philosophers:
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy [
Fallacies (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) ]
@Darkstorn did not do this.
@Darkstorn did not do this.
@Darkstorn did not do this.
Therefore, no ad hominem.
I find it so interesting that someone could have access to correct information and still get it so wrong.
So - before I begin - how come the four dictionaries and their definitions of "ad hominem" weren't enough?
Do you not consider them to be accurate sources?
Anyways - you shared three different types of
ad hominem - but you intentionally chose a source that gave slightly ambiguous definitions.
The abusive
ad hominem fallacy - also known as a "personal attack" - occurs when someone verbally attacks the person making an argument, rather than criticizing the validity of their claim.
Ad Hominem Abusive (Personal Attack): Definition And Examples - Fallacy In Logic
Which is what I have been saying from the start.
Now - I know what you are thinking - because you said something like it before - "They was just childishly name calling you - so not a logical fallacy."
However - if
@Darkstorn had offered a valid argument
along with the childish name calling - then it would not have been a fallacy.
Most of
@Darkstorn's comments to me have been abusive
ad hominem fallacies because - instead of offering a valid argument or counter argument - they just call me a "man child" or claim that I hate women.
Your own source agrees with me - but you are just too biased with your "tunnel vision" to see it.
Your source claimed that, "The abusive
ad hominem fallacy involves saying that someone’s view should not be accepted because they have some unfavorable property."
Is
@Darkstorn's calling me a "man child throwing a tantrum" and claiming that I hate women - without offering any explanation or counterargument - attempts to get others to accept or reject my views?
Did
@Darkstorn ever argue against the validity of my arguments?
Technically -
@Darkstorn's claim that I hate women is a circumstantial
ad hominem - because they argue that I only hold the views that I do because I hate women.
The "self-interest" would be me sating my hatred for women.
As to the last
ad hominem -
tu quoque - it would be impossible for
@Darkstorn to use it because they do not know me at all.
@Darkstorn used name calling and other accusation to argue against my views - without ever tackling the validity of my claims.
You can use any ambiguous source you want - but I will always have more sources agreeing with me - because I am right.
It is pure
ad hominem.