Agreements are only as good as the intentions of people carrying them out. And laws are "Cider House rules" without consistent and ethical interpretation and en

Agreements are only as good as the intentions of people carrying them out. And laws are "Cider House rules" without consistent and ethical interpretation and enforcement. All it takes to bring it all crashing down is the excessive complacency or moral turpitude of one generation of officials. (It's probably a joke technicality that would never be allowed in the real world.)