Appeal to poverty, or argumentum ad lazarum, is the fallacy of believing a conclusion is affected by a party's poor financial situation.
L'appello alla povertà valuta la conclusione di un argomento in base alla situazione finanziaria della parte coinvolta.
| Fallacy | Appeal to poverty (argumentum ad lazarum) |
|---|---|
| Definition and Examples | thinking the conclusion is effected by a party's poor financial situation. |
Tags: fallacies, logic
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