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What a weird question. I could similarly ask, why do people treat employing workers as something different from animal husbandry? If there was a law that limite
by tremon 5y ago
What a weird question. I could similarly ask, why do people treat employing workers as something different from animal husbandry? If there was a law that limited your ability to ship, cage or breed your workers like you do cattle, you would rightfully object -- it's not a government's business to get involved in your voluntary business transactions. Why treat a company that employs workers differently from a company that employs cattle?
Your question has as much relevance to the question at hand as mine.
- Sharlin 5y agoTo be fair, livestock do not consent to being livestock.
- golergka 5y agoBecause humans deserve the right to freedom to accept or deny any voluntary contract. Which legislation that we're talking about is directly infringing on. Just as people should be able to not accept having being treated like cattle, they should be able to accept any form of employment contract if they so choose: it is exactly the same issue.