> Not necessarily, it depends on the kinds of contracts that are legally enforceable. Who are you to decide how capitalism works? Sure, people disagree axiomat

> Not necessarily, it depends on the kinds of contracts that are legally enforceable. Who are you to decide how capitalism works? Sure, people disagree axiomatically, but instead of basing everything off a best-effort preference-utilitarianism you've decided to base it off of consent, without accounting for how reality, and especially capitalism, are inherently coercive. Why does consent matter if you can coerse someone into giving it?