Wellman cites a number of "unpalatable implications that follow from denying a country's right to freedom of association," including

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If a country does not have the right to freedom of association, then there would be no moral ground to object to forcing a country to join a trade agreement (such as NAFTA) or to forcefully annexing it (as in the case of Canada being annexed by the United States). Therefore, both A and B are unpalatable implications that follow from denying a country's right to freedom of association.

Wellman Cites a Number of "Unpalatable Implications That Follow from Denying