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byrneseyeview on Aug 8, 2008 | parent | context | favorite | on: CA State Supreme Court rejects noncompete clauses

Um, the statement "You are not allowed to freely agree to X" is clearly limiting your freedom, even if X is "limit your freedom in exchange for something."

DenisM on Aug 8, 2008 [–]

You are not allowed to sell yourself into slavery. Do you feel oppressed yet?

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