Leo Fernevak on Nostr: I agree overall. When it comes to individual medical treatments, I don't think that ...
I agree overall.
When it comes to individual medical treatments, I don't think that contracts should be able override basic individual liberties. The right to own our bodies is just fundamental and must preceed all laws.
As for selective commerce, yes, companies should be free to trade/deal/interact with whom they choose. Although selective commerce may not be as profitable.
The problem arrives when a few government-created monopolies deny individuals service.
When it comes to individual medical treatments, I don't think that contracts should be able override basic individual liberties. The right to own our bodies is just fundamental and must preceed all laws.
As for selective commerce, yes, companies should be free to trade/deal/interact with whom they choose. Although selective commerce may not be as profitable.
The problem arrives when a few government-created monopolies deny individuals service.