> Voting for someone who intends to exceed the bounds of the constitution is not democracy. That's just a hired bully. As the constitution does not grant freed

> Voting for someone who intends to exceed the bounds of the constitution is not democracy. That's just a hired bully. As the constitution does not grant freedom from regulation to corporations, regulating corporations is well within the powers granted to states by the 10th amendment of the constitution. > You're free to reduce your own harm. You are not free to prescriptively dictate an acceptable level of harm to others. Again, if a society (city, county, state, etc) votes to do so, they are in fact free to do so. If a society agrees that a person is causing harm to others, then that person is fined, locked up, or (in some states) executed in an attempt to both cease the harm and punish them for causing the harm. If a person such as yourself doesn't like the above, there isn't anything keeping you in that society except the benefits you gain from being a part of the society.