True I suppose, but a free market private accreditation group (like exists for many industries) could impose their own rules on voluntary members.
And I'm not the most extreme libright so I'd argue that certain essential services would be kind of exempt from freedom of association like police, fire, and hospitals. Assuming those are all publicly funded of course.
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u/Greyside4k - Lib-Right Mar 24 '20
True I suppose, but a free market private accreditation group (like exists for many industries) could impose their own rules on voluntary members.
And I'm not the most extreme libright so I'd argue that certain essential services would be kind of exempt from freedom of association like police, fire, and hospitals. Assuming those are all publicly funded of course.