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> A third is the right not to be coerced to work, except in life-threatening circumstances. do you have an example in mind here?
by exit 15y ago
> A third is the right not to be coerced to work, except in life-threatening circumstances.
do you have an example in mind here?
- michaelochurch 15y agoWell, I'm generally anti-war, but I recognize the necessity of having a military. If someone joins the military, they agree to follow lawful orders. The commanding officer has the authority to force the person to do things they might not want to do. Also, I generally agree with the "Good Samaritan" principle. To knowingly allow someone to die or become harmed through willful inaction is a crime. That's a case of the law forcing people to (in essence) do work.