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This isn't a real argument. What if you agreed to buy slaves from a foreign person? Governments obviously have a real interest in what their citizen do regardl
by jjaredsimpson 9y ago
This isn't a real argument. What if you agreed to buy slaves from a foreign person?
Governments obviously have a real interest in what their citizen do regardless of where that activity takes place.
- jstanley 9y agoWhat if I'm buying non-slaves from a foreign person? What if I tried to buy slaves from a non-foreign person? I'd argue the former is fine and the latter is still not fine. So international trade agreements are surplus to requirements, since basic decency is enforced anyway.
- polotics 9y agoWow Stanley, where do you live? You really believe that (quote) "basic decency is enforced anyway" ?
- dogma1138 9y agoThat’s a really bad example the US has a trade agreement with Mexico it doesn’t mean that one can buy cocaine from a Mexican cartel.