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 ...

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.

Slippery slope This is the argument that taking one step, or putting into place one measure, will inevitably lead to more and more drastic measures – like an object sliding down a slippery slope.

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