Adolf Hitler, in his book Mein Kampf, states if “man attempts to rebel against the iron logic of Nature”, his decision will “lead to his own doom” (para. 14). In an excerpt from his book, Hitler, fallaciously tries to convince his audience that going against “Nature” would be like digging their own grave. Hitler uses a slippery slope fallacy in his book to scare his audience into believing his claim. As he develops on the idea of “Nature” disapproving different races mixing, he instills fear in his readers. He tries to convince them not believing him would lead to something disastrous. Possibly the doom of mankind. However, nowhere in his except does he give viable evidence that proves nature, in fact, does object to mixing of races. Until
