Your logical fallacy is tu quoque

“consensual fallacy.” This occurs when an expert, whether a computer geek, a medical doctor, or a university lecturer, assumes that everyone possesses the same level of knowledge as they do.

The Non-central Fallacy, also known as “the worst argument in the world”, was where emotionally charged words (like “slave” in this case) were used to describe situations where they only somewhat fit. The desire was to evoke an appeal to emotion by way of a false equivalence.

example of people deliberately and lazily adopting simplified misrepresentations of what other people are saying in order to avoid the difficult discussion that would otherwise have to take place.

4. Appeal to Ignorance (Ad Ignorantiam): This happens when one asserts that something must be true because it hasn't been proven false.