I think you can see it in self censoring of kids and adults in modern day conversation.

"The F word." "The N Word." "Eff that." "Effed in the A." "They want the D." "That scene was hot af."

Pick a better word, or demonstrate your lacking vocabulary. But the self-censorship makes one sound like a tool.

You'd get a better reaction saying, 'They want the orange dust-encrusted phallus.'

Sufficient evidence was presented to demonstrate a non-fallacious usage of the slippery slope argument. Simply because it's a slippery slope argument doesn't make it fallacious - though such accusations are very good at silencing.

Perhaps you can provide an example where increases in censorship do not make it easier for the types of problems listed above to occur, a place where the misuse of power is unheard of.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippery_slope#Non-fallacious_...

Your evidence only demonstrated the existence of the bottom of the slope.