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Actually it is.
It is involves several fallacies at one time.
1. ad populim. It argues on the basis that these many people agree or disagree therefore it must be true. the fact is the people polled amount to like .0004%
of the population.
2. projection fallacy. Next it takes those .0004% of people polled and projects it to the other 99.9996% of people that weren't polled.
3. Paintbrush fallacy is what people like you do.
so no there is a very strong case that polls are in fact some polls are very much logical fallacies.
this is an issue that i have with polls in general.
That's nice. I expect to never see you ever cite a poll then in the future due to your disdain for them right? ALL polls mmmkay?