Hmm, you misinterpret, I fear. I pointed out simple facts that need to be kept into account. If I am living somewhere and Malaria is a serious risk, then I should have every right to utilize any method I wish to prevent myself from contracting that condition.
Humans are humans and ‘being in a third world country’ does NOT mean ‘naive fool that must be protected from themselves’. This is a very responsible and environmentally low-risk delivery mechanism.
I personally feel I have NO right to tell somebody they’re not allowed to explore this option until we Americans decide it’s all okay. Malaria’s not important here, the FDA isn’t terribly impressive anyway, and they’re not motivated to make this a primary focus.
Does that perhaps clarify things?
