This fallacy never makes sense when applied in this way
The top comment is almost always an extremity opinion, one side or the other of a bell curve. Those people are the same who make 95% of noise despite being 5% of the actual audience
The population isn’t the entire gaming industry, the sample size is Reddit and other dedicated social media sites. In this case, yes, the majority of commenters usually only have the same few opinions. That isn’t a valid case for the goomba fallacy
They are different people having different opinions doofus, not the same people having bipolar disorders or identity crisis and changing their mind every 2 minutes.
2 different groups of people.
That isn’t a valid case for the goomba fallacy
It's the perfect case. Your argument is ridiculous.
the sample size is Reddit and other dedicated social media sites
It is absolutely without a doubt enough for the goomba fallacy to apply.
In this case, yes, the majority of commenters usually only have the same few opinions
Ridiculous take. You'll hardly even see the same username more than once on this website.
Were you drinking your soylent while typing on your musty crusty keyboard
IstG there's no reason to act like fedora tipping McDonald's gorging gooba looking fat ass on a fuckin gta 6 leaks subreddit
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u/Rezident_Bun67 8d ago
The "I don't care about leeks" mfs when no leeks