No no, they should have the right to, we as a society should just discourage people from exercising their agency in that regard. That way no one needs to make

No no, they should have the right to, we as a society should just discourage people from exercising their agency in that regard. That way no one needs to make laws to enforce conformity. It's just enforced by social norms. It's the speech version of Jordan Peterson's "enforced monogomy" concept. Granted even in this sardonic explanation, I'm not sure how deep the rabbit hole is supposed to go. Using your agency to protest <a bad act> is discouraged so we should use our agency to discourage the discouragement. But then we're just deciding that discouraging <a bad act> is itself a bad act. And so the whole thing is self-contradictory.