You're doing a lot of personal attacking and not much explaining.
How is what I said "nonsense"? Do you not see that if the government decides to zone your land as conservation so you can't build on it that is one sided? Or if they use eminent domain. Even if it's in the best interest of society it's certainly one sided for the affected individual. And if they decide not to comply, you can bet the punishments will be much harsher than a non-compete.
You see, in this example society and company can be largely interchangeable - a group of people imposing something on an individual. Yeah, sure, most of the time society is acting in everyone's best interest. However, you have to remember that isn't always the case, such as with salvery or segregation. There are still injustices today.
If you reread my original comment, I never said those activities were good or bad, merely that many of our laws have their historic roots in feudalism. In many cases, those activies can be applied to either good or bad ends. There are examples of eminent domain being abused, and others which have provided benefits to society and generously compensated the owners. The important tie in to feudalism is that in either case the government is the one who owns the land while the "owner" holds the title of deed. You can hold the land as long as you abide by the rule of the government. Violate that rule (not paying taxes, use it for committing criminal activity, violate zoning) and they can take that land back, fine you, imprison you, etc.