Second post in my "Understanding the Principles of Argumentation" series.
You have just provided us with a fine example of a common logical falacy
called "bifurcation":
"Also referred to as the "black and white" fallacy. Bifurcation is
the presentation of a situation or condition with only two
alternatives, whereas in fact other alternatives exist or can exist."
(http://www.theology.edu/logic/logic23.htm)
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