English, 10.10.2019 05:00 kayliej02

Explain how the example paragraph above illustrates the slippery slope fallacy and why that fallacy makes the argument weak.

" leo panchello owns a small italian restaurant along 19th avenue. he's been making his own pasta for 30 years now, and his pizza is the legend of the neighborhood. locals pack the place every evening, supping at his family style tables or enjoying cool drinks and the sunset on his patio.

now picture leo panchello standing at his restaurant entrance surveying a parking lot as empty as the tables inside. all because of a torn up street and a ditch that makes it a hassle to get to panchello's, even for his pizza.

save our local businesses. vote "no" on light rail."

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