:Respectfully, those are the fallacy of many questions rather than a loaded question.
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I would say that with a link, myself : Fallacy of many questions or Begging the question.
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From an encyclopedic point of view, the fallacy of many questions may be the only proper encyclopedic reference for the term.
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(Removed a fallacy of many questions that was about my feelings toward a single user instead of my interpretation of policy or temperament as an arbitrator.
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As has been suggested before, please review the Fallacy of many questions and Begging the question . ( talk ) 23 : 32, 5 December 2005 ( UTC)
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On the one hand, " loaded question " is not synonymous with the fallacy of many questions, but, on the other hand, Wikipedia is not concerned with lexical matters.
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:: Given that, it might be worth making loaded question something other than a redirect to fallacy of many questions, where it's explicitly listed as an AKA . & mdash; Talk 20 : 10, 19 June 2006 ( UTC)
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Begging the question is similar to the " complex question " ( also known as " trick question " or " fallacy of many questions " ) : a question that, to be valid, requires the truth of another question that has not been established.
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The Insight article used two instances of the logical fallacy of " begging the question ", first in presenting a loaded question about Senator Barak Obama's childhood education, and then employing the Fallacy of many questions by attributing Insight's " Obama question " to the campaign team of fellow Democratic party candidate Senator Hillary Clinton.
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