Not to beat a dead metaphor but “babies can’t chew steak” is an obviously different situation. Babies aren’t eating the exact same food as you are—if what you ate had a significant effect on what babies ate then you probably should stop eating steak (at least when around babies)!
Also, “state coercion” seems like a loaded term to me, and maybe is too strong for this specific argument.
Not to beat a dead metaphor but “babies can’t chew steak” is an obviously different situation. Babies aren’t eating the exact same food as you are—if what you ate had a significant effect on what babies ate then you probably should stop eating steak (at least when around babies)!
Also, “state coercion” seems like a loaded term to me, and maybe is too strong for this specific argument.