33 Those who, while disapproving of the character and measures of a government, yield to it their allegiance andsupport, are undoubtedly the most serious obstacles to reform.
(A) Those allegiant to a government and supporting its measures despite their disapproving opinions make reform possible.
(B) Those serious about their disapproving opinions to a government’s character and measures make reform inevitable.
(C) Those silent about their disapproving opinions and remaining allegiant to a government make reform difficult.
(D) Those objecting to a government in spite of their allegiance and support pose the greatest difficulties to reform.