Honestly, probably yes, bureaucratically speaking.

We can only wish those (trailer park) numbers were at least ballpark accurate.

Bcs kids like to experiment and grow, the dangers involved (as a side effect!!) being to them, not systemic risks to whole countries and the world.

If I did extreme sports as a kid my grandma wouldn’t get radicalised from my money spent on that.
If I support a shitty app from a shitty corp my grandma could get a higher chance of seeing shitty one-sided news of just whatever is profitable to that corp.

Doing anything affects the world around you, so doing something that affects everyone & saying that you like the ‘danger’ doesn’t make sense bcs it’s not primarily towards you.

Thats why the problem ‘if you click this button you get a million monies but a random person is killed’ wasn’t made to debate the “danger” but rather morals of such a decision.

Lol, this explanation is about as plausible as the “threat” of strangers offering me free drugs (which I must definitely say no to, rofl).

Ffs, money really is evil, and more monies are more evil.

Just imagine using your money not in exchange for getting even more money …

Anything that feeds on itself is bound to be sinister.

Just promote and support loops, ya bastard.

Lol, yeah, bcs they are afraid of the unlubricated dildo of financial consequences.