Unless there's some kind of, you know, fraud, waste or abuse being reported, I guess. Yeah, I guess that's what I'm kind of asking is like, how do you balance those out? Well, look, You couldn't crowd fundraise for, to raise money to buy methamphetamine for everybody. You couldn't crowd, you know, fundraise to poison the water. There are all kinds of reasons why the public interest would limit freedom of action. So the voluntariness of this doesn't particularly bother me. The constitutional question is a good one. (26:05–26:24)
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