When you ignore another's position by using an inequivalent, distorted, exaggerated, or misrepresented argument to substitute for it, you are depending on a ______.
A) grass man
B) straw man
C) weed man
D) hay man

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This is a classic case of the "straw man" fallacy, where one misrepresents their opponent's argument in order to make it easier to defeat or dismiss. The other options are not valid logical terms.

When You Ignore Another's Position by Using an Inequivalent, Distorted