Though many teen drivers are involved in car accidents, if we raise the driving age to 18, what's to stop the government from raising the driving age to 21 or 25? The counter-argument in the passage above

Though many teen drivers are involved in car accidents, if

we raise the driving age to 18, what's to stop the
government from raising the driving age to 21 or 25?
The counter-argument in the passage above contains which logical fallacy?
A. Straw man
B. Ad hominem
C. Slippery slope
D. Begging the question

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