Amytato 

When a vegan states that what is not included in a definition doesn't matter because something should be included, then turns around and states that what is included in a definition doesn't matter because it shouldn't be in there.

So the definition of rape is specifically about unlawful sex with another human being, but you think it doesn't matter because it should also pertain to the artificial insemination of a cow - but now, since the definition of meat and flesh includes both fruits and vegetables, you feel that the definition doesn't matter because it IS in the definition, and you don't like to be referred to as a flesh or meat eater? That sounds like an Amytato

Amytato by BigBuddyJoe February 13, 2019

Ametatos

Coming from the Greek word "Ametathetos," which means unaltered, and unchanged, it is used as a figure of speech wherein, despite the situation changing in a sentence, a numerical value tied to it stays the same.

"She unblocked him, so his chances of getting with her went from zero percent to zero percent."

"Ametatos is a figure of speech wherein, despite a situation changing, the numerical value tied to it stays the same."

Ametatos by Kawayama September 5, 2026