No. If two people want to voluntarily trade, no third party has the right to regulate or stop such interaction.https://twitter.com/prageru/status/969634647037620227 …
This isn’t a moral issue, it’s a legal one. Regardless, does your set of rules apply to, for example, hospitals? If you are diagnosed with cancer, and a hospital knows you’re a captive market and as such says “It’ll be $500k, or else you’ll die” is that coercion ok?
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That is exactly why market competition is vital. Yes you have the right to charge whatever for a service, just as you and I provide NO SERVICE at all, which is worse than providing it for 500k. What if Joe never ever has sex, Can he force Mary to love him. Voluntarism > Force
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Market competition doesn’t work unless there’s also the option to say “no thank you.” That’s what a “free market” is. We, the people, are “the market.” A free market, first & foremost, is a market that can enter & leave the marketplace at will. “Pay or die” is a captive market.
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Do I have the right to enslave someone to make me food/clothing/or medical treatment? No, because initiating violence is always wrong, for everyone.pic.twitter.com/tH2Uz0Dw7l
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Doctors can choose not to be doctors.
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