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In a way it's similar, because people with different viewpoints have to live together, and therefore any economic supply chain has to go through ideological bou
by chr1 6y ago
In a way it's similar, because people with different viewpoints have to live together, and therefore any economic supply chain has to go through ideological boundaries multiple times.
If people go full on economic sanctions war, trying to not sell or to not buy from people with wrong ideologies, everyone can become worse off.
So not allowing economic warfare is a useful guideline for societies who want to resolve their fights in a civilized manner.
Maybe it should be something like: if you are required to do additional custom work specifically for each customer, then you can choose which work to do. But if you are providing the same service to everyone, and you have to do additional work to filter out some types of customers, then you are doing something harmful to society.
- ceilingcorner 6y agoMaybe it should be something like: if you are required to do additional custom work specifically for each customer, then you can choose which work to do. But if you are providing the same service to everyone, and you have to do additional work to filter out some types of customers, then you are doing something harmful to society. I came to a similar conclusion myself. I think that’s probably the way to go. You don’t want to force anyone to do something against their beliefs, but you also want to ensure that society and the market are unified.