09 April 2015

Reciprocal

Does the right to buy create a right to sell?

A lot of the present unpleasantness about refusing to sell to someone is because there were laws requiring them to sell to anyone who walks into the shop.

Does this create a reciprocal right to demand that anyone who walks in buy something?

Don't answer that, I'm being silly.  What's the fallacy for this?  Reductio ad absurdum?

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