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Why is the "slippery slope" a logical fallacy?
Originally posted by Ya Krunk'd Floo
The problem with the whole 'if you having nothing to hide, then who cares' train of thought is that if that's the case then why should you be watched in the first place?Also, without going over-board, measures like this do have a tendency of becoming more intrusive as they are gradually accepted.
This was posted in Deano's "Big Brother" thread, and I didn't want to derail it. I agree with what Krunk'd is saying, and, to me, it seems as though the "camel's nose" isn't a logical fallacy at all.
But, since it is considered as such, could anyone shed light onto this for me?
YKF
Ya Krunk'd Floo
Moving with the swell.
Re: Why is the "slippery slope" a logical fallacy?
Originally posted by FeceMan
This was posted in Deano's "Big Brother" thread, and I didn't want to derail it. I agree with what Krunk'd is saying, and, to me, it seems as though the "camel's nose" isn't a logical fallacy at all.But, since it is considered as such, could anyone shed light onto this for me?
I think the only people who would disagree with my statement are fallacious idiots, so we shouldn't worry too much about their concept of logic.
Finally, did I really type 'having' instead of 'have'? I feel so ashamed.
PS. After Backfire's post, I'm quite interested in marrying a toaster.