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I see. If it's all choices, would you accept the consequences of me interfering with your business operations as much as legal when you unjustifiably expect me
by Mordisquitos 3y ago
I see. If it's all choices, would you accept the consequences of me interfering with your business operations as much as legal when you unjustifiably expect me to use a smartphone (holding up the line, making a fuss, refusing to tip, etc)? This may slow down income, put off other potential customers, and result in a more stressful workplace resulting in lower staff morale. It appears to be the only choice I have left...
...or I will simply use the power of the state to defend my ability to live a normal life without needing a smartphone, as I live in a country where the people have chosen that consumer protection can be imposed on businesses by Law.
- scarface_74 3y agoYes, because choosing to use the power of the state to impose your belief system has never had bad consequences...