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Read 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 hav
by moonchrome 15y ago
Read 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.