which is the opposite of a gulag

@JULZIFICATOR so to summerize what you said. If you don't explicitly state what your are not willing to do beforehand, if it can be argued in a twisted what what violates those restrictions, if the state doesn't think your reason for not working is not acceptable then you should face state sponsored (including jail) consequences

@xorgy look for magnetic levitation fan

I just want to own a bar with a sign that says "No dogs or Irish"

quiet and long lasting

ain't this a free country

everyone gets shitty contracts

I saw a "We dont serve republicans" sign

No they dont

You only sign a contract voluntarily

yes you do

but alas

If you want to force contract law between businesses and governments on what labor they are required to do, that is tipping towards authoritarianism

youre one fo the parties determining the terms of said contract

Okay easy

"I do what I want"

why would every business not just sign that

the state is what determines the enforcement and terms of said contract... at gunpoint

too easy to get fucked over 😛

How would you get fucked over

you literally have all the freedom you did before

well if the terms for both sides are "i do what i want"

then they can not pay you

No

The contract is

Business: I do what I want

Customer: I sign a separate contract for each transaction

and have different legal obligations

okay i see

@JULZIFICATOR and you can make them pay you in advance for work you never do as well. Both of which are handled in civil court through lawsuits

what is going on herre

im just makign the point that beign forced through court to do a contract you dont want to do

its not slavery

if said discrimination law

(well in this case the civil suit)

says they have to do the painting or face 60 days jail time for every day they dont

I mean they have an easy out

and they choose to appeal

"I just dont feel like it"

so they dont have to do it

I'd totally do gay cakes