Find your OWN example of what you consider to be the most dangerous fallacy. Your example should come from pop culture (the news, a movie, a TV show, a podcast, social media, a song, artist, etc., as long as it is current).

1. Explain what a fallacy is in general, and why fallacies can be dangerous.
2. Provide
   your own example of what you consider to be the most dangerous fallacy
   that exists currently in today’s world. Your example should come from
   pop culture (a news source, a movie, a TV show, a podcast, social media,
   a song, artist, etc., as long as it is current), and include your top three reasons for your claim in the form of an enthymeme. 
3. A fully-fledged, argumentative enthymeme contains the following items: a) it indicates an issue(s) it is responding to; b) it specifically states how it answers/responds to the issue(s); c) it draws a conclusion; and d) it provides the strongest three reasons
   for believing that the response/stand is a strongly plausible one. (You
   should review the course content on the parts and structure of a
   valid/sound enthymeme!)
   
4. YOUR ENTHYMEME MUST BE IN THE FIRST PARAGRAPH AND IN BOLD TEXT.
5. Pretend
   your audience is a high school class. Develop and structure a strong
   argument that is well-organized and coherent, focusing on the following
   goals: a) explain your key ideas thoroughly, so that you are teaching
   your audience about them; and b) provide supported first-person
   perspective when appropriate (meaning you also accompany your ideas and
   beliefs with solid reasons).

Include a well-developed counter-argument to your position and your rebuttal to that counter-argument.

Show evidence of proofreading and careful editing.

Effectively utilize credible sources and evidence to illustrate and support your specific claims.