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Even in non-economic transactions, it seems like opt-out is generally frowned upon as a tactic. This is a very classic example of 'the ends justify the means'
by rootusrootus 6y ago
Even in non-economic transactions, it seems like opt-out is generally frowned upon as a tactic. This is a very classic example of 'the ends justify the means' overriding that opinion.
- crooked-v 6y ago> opt-out is generally frowned upon as a tactic Actually, it's quite encouraged in many cases. See 'motor voter' laws that automatically register citizens to vote when they get an ID, for example.
- refurb 6y agoThat's different, or at least in my experience it's different. When I register at the DMV, it asks "Do you want to register to vote?". I can click no and be on my way.
- rootusrootus 6y agoI don't agree with it being automatic there either.