I am interested in the slippery slope. Must I accept that the first instance or

I am interested in the slippery slope. Must I accept that the first instance or

I am interested in the slippery slope. Must I accept that the first instance or "slope event" that gives rise to the argument is in itself without much consequence? Or, can I argue slippery slope AND insist that the first instance (developing a parcel of public land, for example, that will result eventually in all the virgin land's demise) is a mistake?

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