When you encounter an argument with a conclusion that doesn't follow from the premises and you aren't sure which fallacy it commits, it is usually safe to describe it as:

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A conclusion that doesn't follow from the premises is known as a non sequitur, meaning "it does not follow." While it is possible that the argument may also involve other fallacies, describing it as a non sequitur would be a safe and accurate characterization.

When You Encounter an Argument with a Conclusion That Doesn't