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: Constitutionally Correct?New Hampshire to Legalize Adultery? Gay Marriage IS a Slippery Slope!?
By ADF Alliance Alert
Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on December 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
A taxonomy of slippery slope arguments
Eugene Volokh has recently objected to my post deriding the sorts of ?slippery slope? arguments invoked in the ?same-sex marriage? debate. His post inspired me to take another look at my two very favorite pieces on slippery slope arguments ? Fred Schauer?s 1985 piece and Gene?s own much longer 2003 piece (both in Harvard)...
Why do conservatives keep on invoking the "slippery slope"
As a conservative myself, I'd like an answer to this mystery -- even at the expense of posting one more item (I swear, my last) on the topic. The "slope" is by far, the weakest and least plausible argument against same-sex marriage (see my last post on the subject)...
Student Blogger - Eugene Volokh: Mechanisms of the Slippery Slope
The term "slippery slope" is a metaphor. Like all metaphors, it is a lie; someone making a slippery-slope argument is not literally sliding down a hill. Metaphors often illuminate a general pattern, but they can do so at the expense...
The Slope Is Rarely So Slippery
In his blog the Art of Advocacy, Baltimore lawyer Paul Mark Sandler suggests a counter to the slippery slope argument: "The 'slippery slope' argument falsely assumes that once you take a moderate first step in a particular direction, a catastrophic chain of events will follow...
The slippery slope to endless "slippery slope" rhetoric
The California Supreme Court's recent decision on gay marriage has predictably revived that old perennial favorite of arguments against substantive due process arguments for sexual privacy -- the "slippery slope...
Slippery slope of censorship
Given the proposal for Australia to introduce ISP level content filtering, this post from Techdirt's Mike Masnick is worth remembering: The Slippery Slope Of Censorship In ISP Filtering We've talked about how government attempts to censor certain types of internet content tend to be a slippery slope towards more and...
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