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I know I'm not who you asked but I disagree with the idea of a slippery slope in general. It tends to imply that if step A happens step Z is guaranteed to happe
by WilliamEdward 8y ago
I know I'm not who you asked but I disagree with the idea of a slippery slope in general. It tends to imply that if step A happens step Z is guaranteed to happen without any consideration of where a line is drawn. It is possible for us to regulate some harmful information without regulating all information.
- joeblow9999 8y agoWhen it comes to government use of powers that have been granted to it, slippery slope is always a valid concern.