If you put in a fictional story that in the future computers could generate any image, but would refuse to make images of Lincoln as a white person, people woul

If you put in a fictional story that in the future computers could generate any image, but would refuse to make images of Lincoln as a white person, people would tell you you were an absolute lunatic confabulating paranoid fantasies that were ludicrous strawmen, but here we are. It's almost as if we should remove "slippery slope" from the list of informal fallacies since lately it's been more true to reality than not.