> “Businesses should be required to not discriminate because it would impede the other party’s freedoms.“
Being forced to do work they don’t want to do would impede the first party’s freedoms.
Re:Resignation
by gabereiser on Saturday February 06, 2021 @03:59PM
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No one is forcing anyone to do work. If the business asks them to do something that goes against their personal freedoms they are free to leave.
This makes no sense in light of what you said earlier:
If you claim this:
“I don’t have a choice for some things, I have to buy from a certain business.”
Then you claim that people can simply leave a job.
What if they also have no choice and have to work at a certain business?
People can discriminate all they want to so long as they don’t infringe of the freedoms of others. Businesses should be required to not discriminate because it would impede the other party’s freedoms. I don’t have a choice for some things, I have to buy from a certain business. Should they discriminate against me I have no other option. If a person discriminated against me I can just punch them in the face (figuratively) and go elsewhere. Businesses should be required by law to abide by EEO/EOE laws for their customers as well as for their employees.