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It's not that simple. One can argue that the original contract is tantamount to a slave contract, thereby null and void at the outset. Now, some people argue th
by wellbehaved 4y ago
It's not that simple. One can argue that the original contract is tantamount to a slave contract, thereby null and void at the outset. Now, some people argue that slave contracts are legitimate, and some argue that they aren't. But it's not the trivial matter you think it is.
- kevinh 4y agoClearly not. The guy can stop work on mIRC at any time.
- wellbehaved 4y ago"Clearly" isn't an argument. Your second sentence is even worse. The pertinent point is that you'd be interfering with his preferred choice to work on mIRC. Again, this is very debatable.
- cmeacham98 4y agoYour comment isn't an argument either. All it says is "One can argue..." without actually providing the argument.
- wellbehaved 4y agoIt's easy to find such arguments using google, e.g. search "are slave contracts enforceable." Also look into the theory of contract law regarding what terms are enforceable and what not, and why. There's a whole range of legal theories and arguments.
- jackvalentine 4y agoThis isn’t a slave contract. He can just… stop releasing updates and move on with life.
- wellbehaved 4y agoThe actual debate is over whether it's debatable. It is very debatable. It's beside the point whether it is or is not a slave contract.
- jackvalentine 4y agoThen don't introduce the term in to the conversation. You're shockingly dishonest in your rhetoric by doing so. To quote you before: > One can argue that the original contract is tantamount to a slave contract, thereby null and void at the outset.
- wellbehaved 4y agoYou have a reading disability, trying to pinpoint precisely where will likely only serve illustrate it further. "You're shockingly dishonest" Are your panties truly in a bunch over this thread, or are you just feigning your "shock"? It matters not; either is laughable.
- kstrauser 4y agoOne can argue all sorts of bizarre (and frankly, very insulting: slavery? Really?) things, but that doesn't make them worth considering.
- wellbehaved 4y agoThe fact that you take "insult" over a philosophical issue is telling.