I assume you're referring to something like "economic coercion". But when you look at it, it's a lot better than actual threat of violence. All economic "coercion" amounts to is someone else saying "No". If someone says, "no, I won't pay you to work here if you aren't vaccinated" or "no, I won't bake a cake for a gay wedding" - they're not harming you, they're not coercing you. They're just refusing to help you. That's a radically different act. Every single one of us should have the right to say "no".Being coerced isn't much better.
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