Sure thing. Then the blackmail, false allegations and “theft” of non-physical things you’re describing do not justify a forceful response. It’s that simple. Th

Sure thing. Then the blackmail, false allegations and “theft” of non-physical things you’re describing do not justify a forceful response. It’s that simple. The impact of something that isn’t force is irrelevant, the only reason either situation is problematic is because of the forceful imprisonment. If you remove the force, then the comparison would become voluntarily living in a cell vs voluntarily living in solitary confinement, and neither situation is less moral than the other.