Moral principles suggest you to remove that privacy is a fundamental human right and that it should be preserved at all times from your main page, because it's an outright lying if you deny preserving privacy once.

This is ridiculous, treating each of your clients equally isn't about making a buck, it's about ensuring censorship-resistance. Ethics are subjective. The protocol has no ethics. Transactions don't have a moral score to be valid, because they're resilient to any form of censorship. I'm very disappointed to read that the protocol should enforce someone's moral values, when that someone works on privacy and fungibility.

But really thank you for having the time to discuss with us. Now that I have talked with an individual responsible for Wasabi and have known their intentions in advance, I'll never use it.