I don't think it does... Goldhagen claims that eliminationist anti-Semitism was so deeply embedded in the German character that many Germans willingly volunteered in the camps and in various tortures of Jews during Hitler's regime.
These are health care workers, doctors and nurses, who have willingly volunteered for deployment to Ebola-affected countries, a job they all know carries risks.
People willingly volunteer all manner of facts about themselves when registering or subscribing to various online services.
In fact, Facebook explicitly told us it has no need for such a thing – the information its users willingly volunteer on the platform is a far richer resource for advertising.
We have fantastic engineers who willingly volunteer their free time to come and mentor our impressive robotics students.
"Once it is affordable," he added, "people will more willingly volunteer to take up the opportunity.
The prosecution says he got out of the P.O.W. camp by willingly volunteering to work as a guard at a death camp, knowing full well what that involved, and that the S.S. trained him.
I chatted with Jesper to find out why anyone would willingly volunteer for Sirius and how to take a shit when it's -30ºC.
Speaking in English and with a British accent, the militant said: "To the prime minister of Japan: Although you are more than 8,000 and 500 kilometers (5,280 miles) from Isis, you willingly have volunteered to take part in this crusade.
"To the prime minister of Japan," he says, "although you are more than 8,000 and 500 kilometers (5,280 miles) from the Islamic State, you willingly have volunteered to take part in this crusade".
I think the issue of time can actually cause people to drop out, even if they volunteered willingly.
