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ideological Turing test
*Person B argues that Person A has his position because he wants to commit [[voter fraud]].
*Person B argues that Person A has his position because he wants to commit [[voter fraud]].
A way to avoid committing the straw-man fallacy is through the ideological Turing test. Generally, the ideological Turing test is a test of the ability to state one's opponents' position correctly or in such a way that one's opponents accept it as an accurate statement of their position.
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Nutpicking]], a similar fallacy
*[[Nutpicking]], a similar fallacy