Followup on the legal prohibition of boycotting Israel. The Zionists weigh in.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...e-free-speech/
Basically, the argument here is that if we allow businesses to boycott Israel as a matter of free expression, then we could never allow sanctions to enforce boycotts, because... not boycotting is as much a political statement as boycotting? I guess?
So in the United States, corporations are people with natural rights, money is speech, but boycotting an oppressive regime of apartheid doesn't count as free expression. Do I have that straight?