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Originally Posted by Connor
Well that's a bit of a whole 'nother conversation, I wouldn't want to get off track because I expect that ASACP would cause a lot of emotions and opinions one way or another. I'll say this: the truth is, it was a little controversial when ASACP went the "child protection" route, and I and others expressed to them a belief this was a mistake. That said, one difference is that ASACP doesn't have the financial pockets that IFFOR does, meaning they couldn't affect us as deeply as IFFOR can. IFFOR is running massive ad campaigns ... according to one individual over there, they even ran a campaign on Major League Baseball ... which if true is amazing in it audacity. Also, ASACP never had and never will have (I don't think) the Washington connection that IFFOR has set up and will almost certainly grow and evolve.
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I certainly don't mean to get off track from your point or your article. That wasn't my intention. I'm just trying to step back and look at the situation from all angles. Which is why I'm trying to understand the difference between our current way of operating as an industry, and the current view of the industry, from that which IFFOR brings to the industry.