> I never said anyone should be forced to peel oranges against their will. Here's what makes it seem like you did: > Making peeling a free service from the pr

> I never said anyone should be forced to peel oranges against their will. Here's what makes it seem like you did: > Making peeling a free service from the produce department, available on request, seems reasonable If a store chooses that as one of their features, it certainly is reasonable for them to do so. Yes. But that's so obvious you wouldn't be saying that..? So the line reads (to me, and I presume, others) as: "It seems like a reasonable thing for us the people to make 'free peeling on request' a thing that produce departments do." ie, an accessibility law. > "From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" is still the best fundamental social principle I can think of. The problem is that needs are infinite and my time is finite. As a loose moral compass it's a nice idea - as a government principle it's nearly slavery.