An important point is also that consent is true for every balance of power, while voluntarily is not.
I "voluntarily" may eat this food, but I don't consent to it being so badly produced. I just have nothing else.
An important point is also that consent is true for every balance of power, while voluntarily is not.
I "voluntarily" may eat this food, but I don't consent to it being so badly produced. I just have nothing else.
You're absolutely correct. That's why I've moved away from using voluntary as an ethic. Sometimes it implies consent, but sometimes it doesn't.