I see that you do not understand what a fallacy is. He's giving
an opinion and you call it a fallacy. Let me brief you on what a
fallacy is then.
A fallacy comes from an argument. An argument would consist of at
least a premise and a conclusion. A fallacy is thus an error in the
reasoning of the argument. This is different from a factual error,
which is simply being wrong in facts. There are two different types
of fallacies, deductive and inductive. An opinion is thus
definitely not a fallacy.
The problem with you is that although your very first post consists
of a good fallacy, your following posts do not. What you thought
were fallacies are not fallacies. Conclusions from fallacies stems
from the premises, which are usually factually correct. It's the
error in reasoning in the conclusion that makes the fallacy. The
example you have listed gives no conclusion. You have merely listed
two premises, and you were unable to answer me what were your
premises and conclusions, showing your total ignorance in this area
while trying to argue and acting as if you know what a fallacy
is.
These show one thing. You falter in the area of logic and
reasoning.
