Question about Joe Rogan

[Celerity]

31. fallacy of composition

when one infers that something is true of the whole from the fact that it is true of some part of the whole

'Many Rogan listeners are racists' (true in this case) does not mean all are, and you claim all are, thus falsely universalising a part to fully represent the whole.

No barrister or lawyer I know would even get caught making such an easily disproved (as it only takes one example to disprove the entire thing) absolute, universalised statement.

I know a shedload of Rogan listeners (from a plethora of different racial backgrounds) who absolutely are neither racists nor RWers in any fashion. Many of them do not give a toss about politics, or his take on politics. People compartmentalise every day on a vast multitude of things, beliefs, and actions.