in this case he believes this is better for the pro clif cause to voรง an opportunity for poor won to get birth control when they want it? that s a choice for them, too. chris, i think you re pointing out there is something of achieve vag within the pro life community, there are some who are really committed primarily and centrally and some committed to the notion of preventing abortions. there are those interested in fact in policing morality. what they re interested in is in birth control, if birth control means abstinence. that is the agenda they re really on. they re not exactly anti birth control, but only pro birth control when it s a certain kind that adheres to a certain set of moral strictures that they espouse. i m sure they re going around telling all the young men to participate in this program? i m sure they re very active in that front. i m being sarcastic. they never talk about that. it s like being there for the
freedoms for women, for minorities, for young people. it would seem that as alarming as reporting like this may be, it would also seem that this is the right country to engage it directly and resolve it. you re absolutely right, dylan. your summary and the comments from charles help in that direction very materially. one of the issues we have is, of course, that the u.s., since world war ii in particular, and the collapse of state socialism in the late 80s is that the u.s. was held out as being the standard setter, the gold standard for free enterprise. now the model for business development worldwide. many u.s. companies find as they extend their reach outside the u.s. into world markets, that they become victims of the clif kind of kleptocracy, the judges for hire, the justice for hire. the idea of the rule of cash, rule for law.