Nope. The thing is, conscious thought and decision is so hard to pin down that there's a decent case for there being no such thing at all. So if someone chose to do something without being forced, we have to accept that as their decision, whether they like it or not.
And also, think about social interaction. It boils down to constant posturing, competition for dominance, manipulation, and so on. Ever acted unhappy? Congratulations, you were subconsciously trying to manipulate those around you into affording pity or help. That kind of thing. Seduction is just a slightly more pronounced way in which people manipulate others. It's also a more conscious one in many cases, but if we're banning conscious manipulation, then shouldn't drama whoring, exaggerated boasting and 'nothing's wrong' be on the list too?
In the end there's a pretty disturbing trend that seems to be on the rise. Nobody will take responsibility for anything. Someone slacked off and failed an exam? They weren't lazy; it was WoW that addicted them and forced them to waste time. Someone beats a man to death in a riot? They didn't unjustifiably lose control; they were simply angry at the horrors of capitalism. Someone sleeps with a woman then regrets it? They didn't make a bad choice the night before; they were seduced by feminine mind control powers that no mortal could resist.
Unless your freedom has actually been taken from you, say by threats, you are responsible for your own actions and for resisting influences you don't agree with.
