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That's not enforceable, right? I'm not a lawyer, but even I know no contract can strips you out of rights given by the constitution.

• hsdropout 2y ago
  Are you referring to the first amendment? If so, this allows you to speak against the government. It doesn't prevent you from entering optional contracts. I'm not making any statement about the morality, just that this is not a 1a issue.
  • atum47 2y ago
    I can understand defamation, but it's hard for me to understand disparagement. If i sign one of those contracts with Coca-Cola and later on I publicly announce that a can of Coca-Cola contains too much sugar. Am I in breach of contract?
• staticman2 2y ago
  If the constitution protected you from this sort of thing then there'd be no such thing as "trade secret" laws.
• smabie 2y ago
  Non disparagement clauses are in so so many different employment contracts. It's pretty clear you're not a lawyer though.
  • atum47 2y ago
    It is also clear that you can read, since i wrote it.