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Suppose someone writes an expository essay arguing against legalizing one specific drug, basing this argument on the premise that its legalization will cause all other drugs also to be legalized. What is the rhetorical name of the logical fallacy involved?

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Suppose someone writes an expository essay arguing against legalizing one specific drug, basing this argument on the premise that its legalization will cause all other drugs also to be legalized. What is the rhetorical name of the logical fallacy involved?






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