According to Singer, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange defends the release of classified documents on the grounds that
A) there is no inalienable right to privacy.
B) there are no negative consequences to doing so.
C) leaking information has an inherent tendency toward greater justice.
D) All of the above

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Singer argues that Assange justifies the release of classified documents based on the belief that leaking such information promotes greater justice, even if it means violating the confidentiality of certain individuals or governments. Assange does not deny the importance of privacy rights or the potential negative consequences of leaking information, so options A and B are incorrect.

According to Singer, WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Defends the Release