> When you compel others to do something, whatever it is that you've coerced them into doing cannot be a noble act. No good ultimately comes from that which is

> When you compel others to do something, whatever it is that you've coerced them into doing cannot be a noble act. No good ultimately comes from that which is not freely chosen. I couldn't care less about whether the ADA increases or decreases the number of "noble acts" that happen every day. I care about its actual effects on people's lives. And it has demonstrably done a lot of good for a lot of people, despite your assertion that such a thing is unthinkable.