Which fallacy is committed in the following argument?
Tell your representative that you don't want health care reform. If the health care reform is passed, private insurance companies won't be able to compete with the public options. With the private companies out of the picture, individuals will only be able to turn to the public option, and then it will be up to the government to decide whether we should live or die.
a.
begging the question
b.
slippery slope
c.
hasty generalization
d.
false dilemma
