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Once you're OK with police stopping vehicles for DUI's without probable cause, it's a short leap in allowing agents to pull over vehicles looking for "hate literature" perhaps pamphlets supporting the NRA. Is this a slippery slope fallacy? |
| asked on Tuesday, Apr 24, 2018 07:49:31 PM by Kris | |
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Yes. Even though there is just one step mentioned, there is quite a difference between DUI and having a pamphlet in the car. The difference is extreme.
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| answered on Tuesday, Apr 24, 2018 08:33:23 PM by Bo Bennett, PhD |
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