A slippery slope fallacy involves arguing against an initial action on the basis that it will lead to a succession of ...

Arguments like these are often accused of engaging in the slippery slope fallacy, which occurs when a person puts forward no evidence that the extreme hypothetical — in this case, the censorship ...

Slippery Slope. The slippery slope fallacy leads an argument through a chain of events that the arguer suggests will lead to an undesirable outcome but who offers little or no evidence to back it up.

The false slippery slope fallacy in sustainability practices Thursday, November 30, 2023 Graduands of Bachelor of Laws during the 73rd graduation ceremony at Makerere University, Kampala on ...

Allysia Finley is on a slippery slope when she argues that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, beneficiaries ought not be allowed to purchase candy or sodas with their food stamps ...

The escalation from banning a social media app to targeting consumer electronics could be the start of a "slippery slope." Initially, the justification centered on data privacy and national security.

The FTC commits the slippery slope fallacy, which, as the name suggests, is when someone argues against an action with unsubstantiated claims that it will inevitably lead to a series of ...

What if the Slope Really Is Slippery? Dissenters on gay and trans issues may have much to worry about. By . Readers. Share. Resize. Listen (2 min) ...

This slippery slope fallacy was led by too many (but not all) Christian associations who were too cognitively rigid and hell-bent on fighting for religious freedom and demonetizing government ...

A slippery slope fallacy involves arguing against an initial action on the basis that it will lead to a succession of undesirable consequences—but without any significant evidence to support ...