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classify Isabella Rossellini，please！
She is Italian on her father side and Swedish on her mother side
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When debating Muslims, I've noticed they employ the following tactics, in full or in part; 1. Distraction: The Muslim will try to divert attention from the argument at hand and avoid debating the issue directly 2. Ad hominem logical fallacy: The Muslim will try blaming the messenger and not debating the message 3. Fallacy of relevance eg a "red herring":
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Dinarid mostly.
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When debating Muslims, I've noticed they employ the following tactics, in full or in part; 1. Distraction: The Muslim will try to divert attention from the argument at hand and avoid debating the issue directly 2. Ad hominem logical fallacy: The Muslim will try blaming the messenger and not debating the message 3. Fallacy of relevance eg a "red herring":
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I don't see dinarid feature on her, honestly, I think she is Atlanto-Medi+AlpineOriginally Posted by la vita e bella
When debating Muslims, I've noticed they employ the following tactics, in full or in part; 1. Distraction: The Muslim will try to divert attention from the argument at hand and avoid debating the issue directly 2. Ad hominem logical fallacy: The Muslim will try blaming the messenger and not debating the message 3. Fallacy of relevance eg a "red herring":
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Opps, the link doesn't work? maybe I have to repost again
When debating Muslims, I've noticed they employ the following tactics, in full or in part; 1. Distraction: The Muslim will try to divert attention from the argument at hand and avoid debating the issue directly 2. Ad hominem logical fallacy: The Muslim will try blaming the messenger and not debating the message 3. Fallacy of relevance eg a "red herring":
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When debating Muslims, I've noticed they employ the following tactics, in full or in part; 1. Distraction: The Muslim will try to divert attention from the argument at hand and avoid debating the issue directly 2. Ad hominem logical fallacy: The Muslim will try blaming the messenger and not debating the message 3. Fallacy of relevance eg a "red herring":
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Looks northern Italian
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Her father is from Rome and her Mom is from Sweden, Northern Italian have some Germanic influence too, so that's why she overlaps with northern Italian!
When debating Muslims, I've noticed they employ the following tactics, in full or in part; 1. Distraction: The Muslim will try to divert attention from the argument at hand and avoid debating the issue directly 2. Ad hominem logical fallacy: The Muslim will try blaming the messenger and not debating the message 3. Fallacy of relevance eg a "red herring":
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Bump.
When debating Muslims, I've noticed they employ the following tactics, in full or in part; 1. Distraction: The Muslim will try to divert attention from the argument at hand and avoid debating the issue directly 2. Ad hominem logical fallacy: The Muslim will try blaming the messenger and not debating the message 3. Fallacy of relevance eg a "red herring":
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Alpine mostly
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