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That's because nobody makes an argument by starting with "I'm making a slippery slope argument" - it's always identified by someone else. Same with whataboutis
by minsc__and__boo 5y ago
That's because nobody makes an argument by starting with "I'm making a slippery slope argument" - it's always identified by someone else. Same with whataboutism, no true scotsman, etc. by their nature.
- skinkestek 5y agoNo, it is because people invoke slippery slope fallacy for actual, real slippery slopes. The slippery slope fallacy us real - but so are the slippery slopes.