Libertarians generally oppose government regulation because such statutes are believed to be a form of coercion and used to alter behavior and freedom of choice.
From an ecological resilience point of view, clinical interventions can be considered a "coercion" of the diseased regime [coerced resilience (Rist et al. 2014 ], by targeting the approximation of desired functionality of patients comparable to healthy individuals.
When you're doing it through physicians who take care of patients and relatives of patients, there is a certain coercion involved because you're approaching people at a moment of at least perceived need.
And it is a different coercion, only slightly less terrible to be forced to live homeless on the street.
It could be a commentary on the coercion and intimidations of slickly organized religion on a happy time.
However, and this is the second issue, in some cases there might be an element of coercion, particularly where women are concerned.
But under the legislation, coercion would be a felony.
This is a clear evil: coercion against the parents and coercion against their child, justified in the name of a speculative medical calculus.
There seems to be a continuum from pressure/coercion, complying with parental wishes, echoing parents and having personal altruistic feelings.
That's a form of coercion.
