Maybe with some algorithm to tell you "Customers who didn't buy that also didn't buy these:"

Interestingly, Mordaunt was named after the Penny Loafer, a shoe which formed about 33% of Imelda Marcos' collection. And Penny Mordaunt's share of the vote when she lost her seat in the Portsmouth North constituency was 33%!

Free rider problem solved by tentacular sucker punch.

When Barney saw the fake barns, he also knew they were painted facades but he didn't care.

Fast forward to 2028, when reading LinkedIn prose is the only way to be sure you are engaging with another human.

Verifiable by axiomatic deduction.

Be the worm!

Now do Nietzsche.

You could try something like "Socialists believe in human equality and promoting human welfare. Anti-immigrationism dehumanises and harms people from another country and is therefore antithetical to socialist beliefs."

It's not about how broad or narrow the definition is. The fallacy is when the definition begs the question. E.g. "no true socialist is anti immigration, because socialism is pro immigration"