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Of course but the argument was: "You're free to not be a user, but millions of other people want it.". So the notion that you have complete freedom is somewhat
by ktosobcy 2y ago
Of course but the argument was: "You're free to not be a user, but millions of other people want it.".
So the notion that you have complete freedom is somewhat false…
- fallingknife 2y agoWho is talking about complete freedom? Nobody who lives in any human society will ever have that.
- account42 2y agoSo? Just because there are reasons to compromise our freedoms doesn't mean we should stop asking which compromises are worth it and saying no to those that aren't.