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Bacchus: Created page with "'''slippery slope''' ''noun'' (politics) #A tricky precarious situation, especially one that leads gradually but inexorably to disaster. #A chain of events that, once initiated, cannot be halted; especially one in which the final outcome is undesirable or precarious. #An argument that follows a chain of events or causes and effects to some conclusion. Category:Definitions Category:Politics"

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Created page with "'''slippery slope''' ''noun'' (politics) #A tricky precarious situation, especially one that leads gradually but inexorably to disaster. #A chain of events that, once initiated, cannot be halted; especially one in which the final outcome is undesirable or precarious. #An argument that follows a chain of events or causes and effects to some conclusion. Category:Definitions Category:Politics"

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	~~{{Template:Logical fallacies and propaganda methods}}~~		'''slippery slope'''
	'''~~Slippery~~ slope''', '''boiling frog''', '''foot-in-the-door technique''', and '''creeping normality''' are terms for similar phenomena, although not necessarily identical, where small but cumulative negative changes in the end cause a large negative effect, despite each small change in itself is not seen as very negative and therefore not very dangerous to accept.

	~~The concept often implies a deceitful propaganda technique~~, ~~where~~ one ~~party introduces a small change~~ that is ~~negative for another party, stating~~ or ~~implying~~ that ~~no more changes will occur, despite intending~~ to ~~introduce more changes, once the earlier change(s) have been accepted~~.		''noun'' ([[politics]])
			#A tricky precarious situation, especially one that leads gradually but inexorably to disaster.
			#A chain of events that, once initiated, cannot be halted; especially one in which the final outcome is undesirable or precarious.
			#An argument that follows a chain of events or causes and effects to some conclusion.

	~~The terms are often used by conservatives to criticize various gradual, "progressive"~~ [[~~liberal~~]] ~~changes of society.~~		[[Category:Definitions]]
			[[Category:Politics]]
	[[Category:~~Propaganda~~]]

en>Upplysning at 15:10, 21 May 2018

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{{Template:Logical fallacies and propaganda methods}}
'''Slippery slope''', '''boiling frog''', '''foot-in-the-door technique''', and '''creeping normality''' are terms for similar phenomena, although not necessarily identical, where small but cumulative negative changes in the end cause a large negative effect, despite each small change in itself is not seen as very negative and therefore not very dangerous to accept.

The concept often implies a deceitful propaganda technique, where one party introduces a small change that is negative for another party, stating or implying that no more changes will occur, despite intending to introduce more changes, once the earlier change(s) have been accepted.

The terms are often used by conservatives to criticize various gradual, "progressive" [[liberal]] changes of society.

[[Category:Propaganda]]

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en>Upplysning at 15:10, 21 May 2018