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It's a "slippery slope" argument: if the government is allowed to force it they may force bad things later. However it would be nice if people presented a cost
by wendyshu 7y ago
It's a "slippery slope" argument: if the government is allowed to force it they may force bad things later. However it would be nice if people presented a cost benefit analysis (the risks of sliding down the slope versus the public health impact) rather than just declaring a conclusion.