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What does it mean when someone asks a "loaded question"?


Examples?

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And, is that gun under your seat loaded?

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The laptop seems unresponsive, are all the apps loaded?

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Why is the expression for a gun "lock and load" when you load, then lock

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It just rolls better. "Load n lock" makes you trip your tongue.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loaded_question

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A good example would be the question Tarantino rejected

https://www.filminquiry.com/reject-hypothesis-tarantino/

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do you still beat your homasexul lover ?

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do you still beat the homosexual lover that you drugged and kidnapped the day before abusing that little sister of yours that you used to take pictures naked to sell them on the internet? 😄

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Do you have a good loaded potato recipe?

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I LOOKED IT UP ON THE INTERNET...WHEN A MAN AND A WOMAN LOVE EACH OTHER...

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The question assumes certain things are true, eg ‘when did you stop beating your wife?’

It’s a rhetorical trick, frequently used by Leftist journalists.

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show us your birf certificate, black kenyen president !!!

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/oct/25/donald-trump-kenyan-barack-obama

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Who said that?

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99 percent of trumplings. including, you know, their object of devotion.

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No, that’s you inventing a sentence and falsely attributing it to your political enemies - another dirty trick of the Left.

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A loaded question throws open closet doors and exposes the skeletons within. To answer one honestly is usually to one's detriment.

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Was Andre the Giant big??

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Isn't that a rhetorical question though?

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Is Trudeau a genius?

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Cat got your tongue? 👅

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