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On what grounds should an unrelated party (the government, via labor law) force their will on two voluntarily trading parties, blocking their transaction? Beca
by rfw 8y ago
On what grounds should an unrelated party (the government, via labor law) force their will on two voluntarily trading parties, blocking their transaction?
Because wage slavery exists and you can't shrug your shoulders and say "well, they're choosing to work for peanuts so it's fine!".
- johntiger1 8y agoI'm sure this was all done above-board (i.e. in compliance with the local wage laws)
- NegativeLatency 8y agoI think this is a moral question, and I don't see anyone suggesting that it is a legal question. Just because something is legal does not make it right.
- kiliantics 8y agolocal wage laws are often set by governments who have been bought by corporations that benefit from the wage laws...