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It actually does not sound like that argument - that sounds like an argument you are making up. The argument is, "I have no meaningful choice in the terms that
by plorg 2y ago
It actually does not sound like that argument - that sounds like an argument you are making up.
The argument is, "I have no meaningful choice in the terms that I agree to, hence my agreement to those terms cannot be freely given. But I do have choice in whether to follow those terms and a means by which to operate outside of them. So I will ignore the terms that I find unnecessarily restrictive (subject to assessment of risk) and that may be the only actual influence I can exert in the situation."