Non-interference frameworks systematically misidentify poverty, oppressive social norms, and systemic exclusion as mere incapacity rather than unfreedom, obscuring their political character.

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Non-interference frameworks(as used in political philosophy): Political or ethical theories that say the government or society should stay out of people's business and let them do what they want without getting involved.
Political character(as used in political theory): The quality of something being about power, control, and how society is organized—rather than being just a personal problem or a matter of individual ability.
Systemic exclusion(as used in social and political theory): When certain groups of people are kept out or pushed away from opportunities, resources, or power because of how society's institutions are set up—not always because of one person's choice, but because the system itself works that way.
incapacity(Theory of capacity): The absence of sufficient abilities required for capacity, illustrated by paradigm examples that critics argue the four abilities model misclassifies.

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