Sorry, that's not my field of expertise.Have this quotation from Leo Strauss' Natural Right & History instead:
"Unfortunately, it does not go without saying that in our examination we must avoid the fallacy that in the last decades has frequently been used as a substitute for the reductio ad absurdum: the reductio ad Hitlerum" (p. 42)
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Mon 4 Feb 2008, 23:20,
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"Unfortunately, it does not go without saying that in our examination we must avoid the fallacy that in the last decades has frequently been used as a substitute for the reductio ad absurdum: the reductio ad Hitlerum" (p. 42)
Engaging in this fallacy is sometimes known as playing the Nazi card...
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Mon 4 Feb 2008, 23:25,
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