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A false equivalence is a rhetorical strategy of applying an arbitrary substitution to a sentence and assuming that this substitution preserves meaning. An imaginary dialogue that exemplifies false equivalence: * Alice: "Hey guys, shut up and let the women talk" * Bob: "What a terrible thing to say! Why, imagine if you were saying 'shut up girls, let the men talk'? That would be bad, right? Therefore, what you said is just as bad."

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