If you find fault in a position that is held by nobody, then you are finding fault in
A) ad hominem
B) a paper tiger
C) both a. and c.
D) a genetic fallacy

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A paper tiger is a fallacy where someone argues against a position or argument that does not actually exist or has not been asserted by anyone. Therefore, finding fault in a position that is held by nobody is an example of a paper tiger fallacy. Neither ad hominem nor genetic fallacy are applicable in this scenario.

If You Find Fault in a Position That Is Held