"We need to raise the speed limit because the current legal speed is too slow." This statement is an example of
A) card stacking.
B) part-whole fallacies.
C) slippery slope.
D) circular reasoning.

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This statement is an example of circular reasoning because it essentially says that the speed limit needs to be raised because it is too slow, which is just restating the premise as the conclusion without providing a real argument or evidence for why the speed limit is too slow or should be raised.

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