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Do you really not see the difference between "companies not being allowed to conspire to not hire certain people" and "compelling a company to hire you"?
by burgerbrain 15y ago
Do you really not see the difference between "companies not being allowed to conspire to not hire certain people" and "compelling a company to hire you"?
- moonchrome 15y agoRead it in context. People are allowed to conspire to avoid buying some product, for whatever reason they choose. He said that's different because you don't have a right to compel anyone to buy your product - implying that you have a right to compel someone to buy your labor.
- burgerbrain 15y agoYou make the assumption that corporations and people are on equal footing, so that your comparison is valid in the first place. Consumers do not form cartels.
- chc 15y agoThose are not at all similar except that they both involve multiple entities doing something. All the rest of the details are different. I think you have abstracted the situation too much in your attempt to make it amenable to logical analysis. You're ignoring too much relevant information.