link to original reddit post by /u/MayCaesar
It is very common to hear the following phrase in the modern political discourse: "It is no one else's business what two adults do in a bedroom". With the clear implication that the government should not regulate sex and reproduction in any way; that it is a private business of individuals.
Yet those same people, for some reason, do not apply this reasoning to many other types of private interaction between individuals. When I negotiate a job contract with a potential employer, it is exactly the same thing: two adults figuring out a private matter. Why is this anyone else's business but the two involved adults?
As such, I propose a better, more comprehensive slogan:
"It is no one else's business what two adults do in a bedroom. It is no one else's business what two adults do in a courtroom. It is no one else's business what two adults do in an office".
Is this too radical a notion?