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The foundation of any logical argument is at least one credible, logical source to support it. You use a logical fallacy when you support your claim with an illogical source. There are a lot of logical fallacies out there, all of which fail to support their arguers’ claims. However, while many rely on inadequate or irrelevant reasons to support their claims, one of them relies on the lack of any evidence that disproves the claim. This fallacy is known as the appeal to ignorance fallacy

Familiarize yourself with the fallacy of appeal to authority.

So nothing about fucking over the very kids you claim to care so much about?

Well, they can count on your Safe Passage help at least to get to an under performing CPS school that you helped force them back into.

No, they can't count on you for that either. You won't work in "those" schools.

Thousands of former CPS kids had that choice, until the CTU just worked to take it away from them. And you supported this.

You. Yourself. Now you want to act like you are defending them. Or looking out for them.

Just stop.

Thousands of school kids go uneducated each day in Chicago because of CTU policies.

Familiarize yourself with the fallacy of appeal to authority.

Familiarize yourself with the fallacy of appeal to authority.

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Do find it interesting that people begin to follow you here, so what is essentially a stress reliving bit of mental masturbation from the drudgery/stress of work for some suddenly becomes gospel for some folks here, maybe that is the real purpose of the board, to provide grist for the mill for the boards shut ins?

Often, Think Tanks can sometimes fall into echo chambers, where they only reinforce existing beliefs and fail to consider alternative perspectives.

What?