Limits how people can make decisions. i don t know if that s what you are asking me to respond to. i mean, it s a good question what i m asking, my main question here is, what other than this conversation, christopher, do we do about this, right? there are reasonable thinking people who would say, definitely not looking for fascism. it s against what we do. but it s not only against what we do, it s not only contrary, christopher, to american principles, it s actually contrary to conservative principles. it s contrary to this individualism that conservatives and libertarians in this country hold so strongly. it s contrary to this thing that we call distinct in america, about who we are. so, what do you do to convince people that you have to stand up against this, christopher? one of the great ironies is that fascist have generally come to power through crucial support from traditional conservatives who thought they could control the fascists, and that the fascists could be