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It is not the slippery slope fallacy, it's the proposition that everything that can be used for nefarious purposes eventually will. Someone who repeatedly abuse
by charles_f 3y ago
It is not the slippery slope fallacy, it's the proposition that everything that can be used for nefarious purposes eventually will. Someone who repeatedly abuses their economical power doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt, is my point.
- marcosdumay 3y agoThey are doing a good thing, but it's bad because that good thing may allow them to do something bad later? Sorry, but I'll ask for them to be punished when they try to do the bad thing. Not earlier. They can do nefarious things whenever they want. They don't need to normalize a good thing first, there are all kinds of anticompetitive actions they can do right now without complex scheming. (And yeah, they constantly do many of those, but still, without any complex scheming.)