Half that. Half because referencing that other people think it's a slippery slope (even though you seemingly disagree), is also helping to propagate the fallacy

Half that. Half because referencing that other people think it's a slippery slope (even though you seemingly disagree), is also helping to propagate the fallacy of ignoring quantitative differences. When I said "our society" needs to recover it, I mean the legal system as well. As things stand, I can imagine Walmart in court a decade from now arguing that their desire to discriminate is really just a manifestation of the Waltons' individual liberty. Concretely, Citizens United was straight up wrong - a business entity formed by government charter is decidedly not the same as an unincorporated group of people, nor does it preclude the individuals comprising that business from exercising their rights individually apart from that entity. Yet here we are.