You can make this statement. "The Catholic church has a problem with pedophile priests."
And you can make this statement. "Islam has a serious problem with barbaric extremists committing atrocities."
And you can say "Preachers' daughters are hot."
What's the big deal?
(the next thing that happens is the intellectually dishonest argument "All muslims are not terrorists." This is the logical fallacy "Straw Man." The person bringing it is arguing against an argument that was never made, thinking that nobody will notice. That is what this OP is - a straw man argument logical fallacy.)
What's the big deal? Well it's a nonsense and leads to nothing.
When you say "Preachers' daughters are hot." what happens if a daughter of a preacher isn't hot? She's no longer the daughter of the preacher? Or she has to become hot?
And what if I say the exact contrary? As we both have nothing but our opinion, can't we say it's damn useless?