Original sentence: (B has equated A's opposition to the war as an opposition to liberty which is easier to defeat).(B has falsely identified A as a communist and then refuted communism).Person A: The war in Iraq is wrong.Person A: We should have universal healthcare.Person B: No, because only communists believe in universal healthcare and communist countries are typically poor, which we don't want to become.Person B: You cannot convince me that liberty is a bad thing
Edited sentence: (B has equated A's support to the war as an support to fascism which is easier to defeat).(B has falsely identified A as a bigot and refuted economics).Person A: The war in Iraq is right.Person A: We shouldn't have universal healthcare.Person B: No, you must hate the poor because universal healthcare helps them and is free.Person B: You cannot convince me that fascism is a good thing