Sometimes, working with evildoers entails providing them with access to victims that they otherwise wouldn’t get their hands on. (This is pretty bad. Being a Ghislaine Maxwell is not a lot better than being a Jeffrey Epstein.)
Sometimes it comes to involve defending the evildoers against criticism; casting doubt on true warnings that others give about the evildoers’ conduct; or providing reputational cover for them.
If the evildoers are really clever, they may find a way to describe criticism or warnings as “abuse of the infrastructure” and try to get their critics banned under the principle expressed in your conclusion.
Sometimes, working with evildoers entails providing them with access to victims that they otherwise wouldn’t get their hands on. (This is pretty bad. Being a Ghislaine Maxwell is not a lot better than being a Jeffrey Epstein.)
Sometimes it comes to involve defending the evildoers against criticism; casting doubt on true warnings that others give about the evildoers’ conduct; or providing reputational cover for them.
If the evildoers are really clever, they may find a way to describe criticism or warnings as “abuse of the infrastructure” and try to get their critics banned under the principle expressed in your conclusion.