?:Consider the following extended argument:

    Well, Martin Luther King, Jr., was a racist only if he knowingly accepted disproven beliefs about the differences between the races; and he did. Hence, he was a racist. In fact, he'd still be a racist if he was alive today. For everyone who is a racist remains a racist; and he we established that he was a racist.

    No

    HINT: An Argument by Analogy compares the similarities between two or more things in an attempt to provide probable reasons to support a conclusion. This sub-argument's premises do not compare anything.

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