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    the subject of rape. Despite the fact that there is a plentiful amount of logical fallacies throughout the text, there are three prominent examples that significantly impact the essay and are relatively easy to identify: hasty generalization, slippery slope, and appeal to fear.…

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    Why is using the Slippery slope fallacy and having religion in a government a bad thing? It can create entropy within the society. If for example, “We cannot unlock our child from the closet because if we do, she will want to roam the house. If we let her roam the house, she…

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    by using a numerous amount of rhetorical strategies- slippery slope, parallel structure, rhetorical questions, ethos, pathos, and logos. In Davidson’s article, he starts off with using a story of the first confederate stature being torn down- in the story, Davidson uses pathos to connect with the intended audience and get them to believe and agree with his viewpoint. After telling pathos-filled stories, he includes the use of a slippery slope- he explains that the removal of one confederate…

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    reports have been stated that PAS program is rarely used.3 If such, what is the purpose of legalizing PAS then? Hence, my arguments against physician-assisted suicide include the definition of a moral and dignified death, the possible emergence of a slippery slope and why safeguards do not work. One of the common arguments is on the issue of morality and dignity. Based on a study “ A National Survey of Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia in the United States”, physicians asked patients…

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    editorials, politics, slogans, social media posts, and advertising. Logical fallacies are arguments lacking in reasonable opposition and promoting unrealistic or unproven ideas. One common form of a logical fallacy portrayed in modern society is “Slippery Slope.” This form of a fallacy is found in both written and visual works and is one of the most…

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    and slippery slope as found in paragraph 4 and 7 respectively. In the beginning, Dugan claims that the potential cause of eating disorders among teenagers may derive from the increase…

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    great detail and explanations of reactions of certain countries, religious groups and internet blogs. Many statistics of bi-sexual and gay marriages were used to exemplify the consequences these marriages and how they would result in a devastating slippery slope towards plural marriages. It is important to note, that Kurtz completely disregarded the actual question at hand. In the case that a couple decides to have an open marriage, they are merely expressing their sexual desires with other…

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    Becoming a parent is a task that cannot be taken lightly. It is a task filled with frustration, responsibilities, and dedication, but is also filled with joy and satisfaction. From children learning how to behave to them going out with friends, rules, standards, and expectations are set mostly by their parents. Parents make most of their children’s decisions in the first couple of years on behalf of what they eat for breakfast from setting their curfew as they get older. As children began to…

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    force, inefficiency, and, among others, the use of public office for private gain (Grant, 2002). Some scholars believe that corruption may start off small such as by accepting gratuity for officers and then eventually leading to bigger corruption. Slippery slope and its relationship with gratuity is a basic hypothesis. It’s a hypothesis that claims officers who start off taking favors or looking the other way with minor incidents then they are likely to progress later into more major corruption.…

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    readers of the consequences that lead up to the more severe outcomes. In doing so my readers will be able to conclude their own thoughts and opinions about my subject without have any false pretenses. Middle Ground This fallacy is contradictory to slippery slope. Using the middle ground fallacy, you are attempting to guide your readers to conclude that the compromise of two extremes is fact. When you are describing an event or result of an action, oftentimes the middle ground can be accurate,…

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