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No, I don't. Do you? If so, you might need to read up on the slippery slope fallacy.
by TheRealPomax 9y ago
No, I don't. Do you? If so, you might need to read up on the slippery slope fallacy.
- batmansmk 9y agoI never heard of slippery slope fallacy before, but I read the wikipedia page about it. Thanks for the info! But I miss where it applies to the reasoning I shared. Maybe you can help me. Do we really believe key people at FCC are persuaded to support the people with this decision? That is just a matter of showing the truth about those comments? I think it is just a farce and we are wasting our time and energy opposing the FCC. The bigger problem is the constant attack against our democratic process.