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It works for a negative trajectory too. The ‘Nazi bar’ story/urban myth comes to mind. https://www.reddit.com/r/punk/comments/1ama4ld/the_nazi_bar_story/ https
by lostlogin 2y ago
It works for a negative trajectory too. The ‘Nazi bar’ story/urban myth comes to mind.
https://www.reddit.com/r/punk/comments/1ama4ld/the_nazi_bar_story/ https://www.reddit.com/r/punk/comments/1ama4ld/the_nazi_bar_...
- mc32 2y agoIsn’t that another version of the slippery slope argument? You give ‘em an inch and they take a mile? Sometimes it’s a fallacy, but mostly not.
- chao- 2y agoSome people will see the situation "appease a person slightly; they will expect you to appease them more," as different from "permit one bad actor; you will find yourself surrounded by more". Specifically because one involves the dynamic with a static counterparty, and the other is the dynamic of being outnumbered by a growing counterparty. I agree they are related, but sometimes one will have more resonance as a metaphor than the other.