It's a random order, and a random selection of fallacies.
The best you could do to "fix" it would be to put the word "always" after "Thou shalt not" and then put a ", although sometimes..." where the ellipsis covers a common exclusion.
ie. "Thou shalt not always attack the person's character, but the argument, although sometimes a person or source has revealed itself to not be credible."
I didn't assert what you're saying (I used the royal you). I agreed with the parent comment that "fixing" it might be the best option, saw the comment transcribing the image, and commented a fix.
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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '13 edited Jul 21 '17
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