Since capital allocation is a potent form of self-expression, our money represents one of the most important channels we have in understanding society's needs and values.
Thus, any third-party action to restrict our ability to transact or move capital represents the censorship and suppression of our economic voice.[[]]
These restrictions affect us not only as individuals, but change the needs and values expressed by the market as a whole, making it far more difficult to properly allocate capital and resources to where it is most desired (not to be confused with desirable), within the economy.