Would you support a law to stop them?
That question presupposes a flawed way of thinking about making laws. Laws have many effects and shouldn't be judged on the effect they have on a single case.
In addition most of us aren't faced with consequential decisions about individual laws so it's hot a stronlgy meaningful issue.
Just because you don't have strong private incentives for public or group issues doesn't make it not meaningful
Yesterday at our LW Berlin Dojo we talked about areas where we disagree. We got 4 issues:
1) AI risk is important
2) Everybody should be vegan.
3) It's good to make being an aspiring rationalist part of your identity.
4) Being conscious of privacy is important
Can you think of other meaningful issues where you think our community disagrees? At best issues that actually matter for our day to day decisions?