Re: How do you spell coercion?

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From: Kenneth Kitzke Value Creation Sy...
Date: Sun, 02 May 1999 00:00

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[From Kenny Kitzke (990502.1600EDT)]

<Rick Marken (990429.2010)>

< Suppose I have two kids, A and B. A wants to sit in her room
and read Chaucer; B wants to go out and party. Without asking
A and B what they want (it wouldn't matter to me anyway) I force
both to sit in their rooms and read Chaucer. Am I coercing B and
not coercing A? >

In the case of A, what force would you have to exert?  No coercion needed,
even if you could coerce her.

Kenny

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