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HOWARD MILLER: ABBIE HOFFMAN: HOWARD MILLER: ABBIE HOFFMAN: of how to skirt the law. Well you can't expect a legitimate publisher to accept a treatise such as this and publish it because I doubt seriously if it's going to have readership on the basis of a, of a pay tome and you can't expect a@ newspaper to advertise something that indicates how to break law. Well, I'm, ahmm, I'm not exactly sure about that because the day they advocate for example, how 4f they would advocate how you would start a bank. That to us” would be a way of advocating how to break the law. You know if General Motors is involved in breaking the law, we could name a number of laws that their involved in breaking. You know pollution laws, a safety laws, a...» I don't know that their guilty in breaking any laws as of now. The American, the American telephone company, a few years ago also was involved in a similar scheme in which the government found that they were involved in robbing the American public of ah, couple of billion dollars and set nobody would suggest that AT&T doesn't have the right to advertise. So again its a question of what you consider crime. I don't consider shoplifting in the same breath that I do in terms of ah, takin: a meat for example and adding | faulty chemicals to make it look ,00d,0f using false promotions, you know of using ali the other kinds of trickeries that super- f- markeatc rea. oven eaa MAPrKETS use, you ses,