Maybe you have a solidly different understanding of that fallacy, but that lines up 100% from where i&#x27;m sitting.<p>I&#x27;ll even reword it into the right semantic order:<p>&quot;The US may have some minor societal issues, but its not as bad as africa, therefore those issues can be dismissed&quot;<p>What exactly is logical about claiming every problem in the US is able to be dismissed on the basis that its worse elsewhere - especially given that we are in a discussion about internal US demographics?  How exactly is africa related to the growing proportion of elderly voters in the united states and the effects that has on youth populations?