Only if everyone agrees to abide by those criteria. There is no universal understanding of fairness. A small group, in limited circumstances, can come to an agreement on that e.g. playing a game. As the size of the group expands and the circumstances become more complex, the area of agreement diminishes. At a certain point, agreement only comes through coercion - one person/group has the means and is willing to force everyone else to adibe. That is where most of our “fairness” laws are. Everyone does not agree, they simply go along because the consequences are too severe if they disagree.
No they don’t. First, a current owner has to be willing to sell. Second, the potential buyer has to offer satisfactory compensation to the seller. What is satisfactory is completely at the sellers discretion.
Again, only if the perspective employer is first willing to hire and then the employer still gets to decide what the qualifications are. That color or sex or religion are not acceptable qualifiers are only because those who control the use of force have decided they are not.
I am saying that I do not have a right to tell someone else how to use or dispose of their property, if they are not harming me. Neither do you. Since our government derives it’s power from the governed and the governed (us) don’thave the right, the government can not have the right, either. Consider - a neighbor is selling their house for $100K. A minority family offers $100K. The owner says they will not sell. Do you think that potential buyer has a right to stick a gun to the owners head and insist he sell?