> unless the participants in the deal are being coerced.
replyHere's the nice thing about it: they are! If they don't work (for any of the equally exploitative companies in their country) they die.
They are being coerced to participate in the capitalist system, maybe. Not to be a “chatter”.
replyNo argument against protections, though.
And yet lots of people don't work for companies and still manage not to die. I wonder how they do it? A mystery, I guess.
replyYes, everyone should become a one-person company!
replyThe requirement is that they not starve, not be made homeless, and not be forced into even less appealing and/or more dangerous work.
replyThe coercion comes from the very limited choices they have to avoid that.