Actually, none of these are slippery slope fallacies. A degree is a predictable and logical progression from attending college. A job is a predictable and logical progression after school. These things do, in fact, follow one another without any insult to reason.
The amusing thing about your paranoid fantasies about the background check bill is that you declare a national registry, which is explicitly made illegal, to be the logical conclusion/fear/dread progressing from background checks. Or rather, record-keeping. And you conveniently ignore that a bill passed in the Senate can then be negotiated with the House, and things tend to change a lot. By doing the following:
- chest-thumping and celebrating the undeomcratic filibuster of a bill supported by the vast majority of the population
- spinning a ban on a natioaal registry to mean OMG NATIONAL REGISTRY
- ignoring the normal process of passing a bill in two houses
You demonstrate your fanaticism and extremism on this issue.
Well over 2 million gun sales have been blocked since 1994 due to background checks. That means that some of those 2+ million not only were insane and/or criminal, they were
too effing stupid to use one of the obvious loopholes in the background check system. But you airily assert that background checks won't help anyone.
What a load of steaming manure. Hey, you know what? We have laws against murder, and people still get murdered! Let's get rid of those laws too! They only hurt law-abiding citizens who kill people in self-defense. Bad guys will still murder anyway.
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