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This is less true, slippery slope as a fallacy is having large unclear jumps chained together to make a really improbable outcome because each improbable chain
by BrawnyBadger53 2y ago
This is less true, slippery slope as a fallacy is having large unclear jumps chained together to make a really improbable outcome because each improbable chain scales off all the previous pieces. But ad hominem as an argument is only really valid when the attack against the person is highlighting conflicts of interest, which is more reason for scrutiny of the original argument than it is cause for ignoring it entirely. You should still attack the argument itself.
- hot_gril 2y agoThat's what the opponent wants you to do. The law by itself looks ok, but you're dealing with limited information, mainly not knowing how they're going to use it next.