How to refute fallacies concisely

For example, someone quoted "only backward leaders, not backward masses" as saying: I am a mass, so I can't fall behind.

"There are only backward leaders and no backward masses", which is based on the concept that "leaders are in the minority and the masses are in the majority", and "I am a mass, so I can't fall behind" is a sophistry of stealing the concept.

For example, if "leaders" are positive integers and "masses" are real numbers, obviously:

The number of elements of "masses" is greater than that of "leaders";

If a "mass" member jumps out and says that I am a "mass" (real number), then I can't be smaller than the "leader" (positive integer)! Isn't this a big joke?

You can also say that, are you a mass? Is that you? Then you will rob, kill, rape and be sentenced to death tomorrow. So the court sentenced everyone to death and shot them? Hmm. How interesting

Yan2 183, I wonder if this is ok?