> Why are we more worried about a voluntary and foreseeable risk than an involuntary rights violation? Cognitive dissonance would be my guess. Admitting to our

> Why are we more worried about a voluntary and foreseeable risk than an involuntary rights violation? Cognitive dissonance would be my guess. Admitting to ourselves how helpless we are against the actual powers of this world is too uncomfortable. Much easier is to demand "democratic oversight" over the management of some nonsense-sharing app that you could have simply never used in the first place. Because hey, you might even get it.