This argument-"Either you support the war or you are a traitor to your country. You don't support the war. So you're a traitor"-is an example of
A) false dilemma.
B) begging the question.
C) equivocation.
D) innuendo.

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This argument presents a false dilemma by suggesting there are only two options when, in reality, there could be more. It forces a choice between supporting the war and being labeled a traitor, ignoring other possibilities or nuanced positions one might hold.

This Argument-"Either You Support the War or You Are a Traitor