If we let the government limit the purchase of semiautomatic assault rifles, then there will be nothing to stop it from limiting the purchase of our hand guns and hunting rifles. Next, they'll be coming into our homes and taking away the guns we already own. We must prevent the ban on assault weapons. Which of the following best describes the type of fallacy committed in Passage A? Slippery slope Appeal to unqualified authority No fallacy False cause O Hasty generalization

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