No, you are completely off the mark. Agreeing on something simply means that all involved parties have reached a mutual understanding or consensus. However, this doesn't inherently mean that parties are subject to restrictive actions. Restrictions typically arise from specific terms within an agreement, not merely from the act of agreeing. Therefore, you have no idea whether there are any "restrictive actions" because you aren't privy to the terms of the agreement.
You just made it up, while trying to accuse others of presenting "facts".
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