I think I should point out what ought to be obvious, that in a great many
cases, the use of these kits is not, in fact, an *initiation* of fraud, which
would be a violation of the ZAP (zero aggression policy) which forbids the
*initiation* of force, or fraud.
The reason why, has to do with both the ZAP, and the idiotic culture which
exists in Egypt and other such countries. The ZAP proscribes the initiation of
force or fraud, or the THREAT of initiation of force or fraud. It does NOT
proscribe the use of force or fraud as a *response*, once someone else has
used, or threatened to use, force or fraud.
Now, the culture in Egypt and other such countries is such, that a woman who
has sex outside marriage, if this is found out, will have force initiated
against HER, which is, in fact, a violation of the ZAP. To be specific,
she will be killed, if not be her present or future husband, than by a mob led
by self-appointed mullahs. And this will happen regardless of whether she is
married, single, or chooses to get married in the future.
The fact that a woman chooses to have sex does not violate the rights of anyone
else, regardless of what the mullahs or other idiots in such countries think.
Since a woman can expect, in such countries, to be killed if this is
discovered, the *initiation* of a threat of violence against her is pretty much
a given. Therefore, such kits, although a fraud, are not an INITIATION of
fraud. They are a use of fraud in response to a previously existing threat of
an initiation of force, and the use of such kits to prevent herself from being
killed is no more a violation of the ZAP than it would be for such a woman to
suddenly pull out a machine gun on a mullah-led mob threatening to stone her to
death.