> Regulations to protect labor aren’t really what capital would call a free market I think thats backwards - it is only by power of law and courts that the con

> Regulations to protect labor aren’t really what capital would call a free market I think thats backwards - it is only by power of law and courts that the contract can be enforced. We don’t get our courts to enforce what isn’t a valid commercial interest - you can’t can’t have a contract of sorts ‘if you leave this job in New York you must leave New York and not come back for 5 years’ Alternatively ‘If you leave this job you must not have sex for 1 year’ would not fly either So we already are making decision for what is allowed in the contract. And if you could put anything you want into contract, there would be many terrible contacts that make leaving your job too painfull, turning it into slavery-lite.