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title: "Argumentum ad Homonym"
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Not to be confused with Argumentum ad Hominem (attack on a person's character),
it is a fallacy in which a claim or argument is dismissed on the basis that a
word in the argument has a homophone which invalidates the intended meaning of
the valid claim.

> You say you're an objectivist [sic], but that is impossible. To achieve an
> objective, you need to eploy a means.


---
layout: post
title: "Argumentum ad Homonym"
excerpt: "You say you're an objectivist, but that is impossible. To achieve an
objective, you need to eploy a means."
author: jroelofs
tags: [argumentum]
comments: false
image:
  feature:
  credit: Jon Roelofs
  creditlink: /authors
---

Not to be confused with Argumentum ad Hominem (attack on a person's character),
it is a fallacy in which a claim or argument is dismissed on the basis that a
word in the argument has a homophone which invalidates the intended meaning of
the valid claim.

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