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Gish Gallop

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Overwhelming an opponent with too many weak arguments to answer individually.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"He just fired off ten weak points in a row, classic overwhelm-with-volume tactic."

LORE & ORIGIN

A rhetorical-tactic term for firing off a rapid barrage of individually weak claims, betting that an opponent won't have time to debunk each one before the debate moves on.

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2026-09
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