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Yes, because slippery slopes doesn't exist. Or because we should not discuss the implications of a possible slippery slope? Note I'm not telling you what is r
by eitland 13y ago
Yes, because slippery slopes doesn't exist.
Or because we should not discuss the implications of a possible slippery slope?
Note I'm not telling you what is right or wrong but I insist on the right to discuss relevant issues, in ethnic as well as in technical questions.
- stickhandle 13y agoSlippery slopes certainly exist. However, the use of "slippery slopes" as a counterpoint is not useful. In fact, its harmful as it is posed as an end to the argument. We can certainly all agree its a complicated issue that requires a complicated solution, but our discourse should be on the solution, not simply stopping calling it slippery.