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[Simon Spero <ses AT unc.edu>]

Hooray for Targét for having the courage to stand up to these people.

Huxley summed them up back in 1890:  
http://aleph0.clarku.edu/huxley/CE9/SdLet.html

"Mr. Booth has pithily characterized certain benevolent schemes as 
doing sixpennyworth of good and a shilling's worth of harm. I grieve to 
say that, in my opinion, the definition exactly fits his own project. 
Few social evils are of greater magnitude than uninstructed and 
unchastened religious fanaticism; no personal habit more surely 
degrades the conscience and the intellect [244] than blind and 
unhesitating obedience to unlimited authority. Undoubtedly, harlotry 
and intemperance are sore evils, and starvation is hard to bear, or 
even to know of; but the prostitution of the mind, the soddening of the 
conscience, the dwarfing of manhood are worse calamities. It is a 
greater evil to have the intellect of a nation put down by organized 
fanaticism; to see its political and industrial affairs at the mercy of 
a despot whose chief thought is to make that fanaticism prevail; to 
watch the degradation of men, who should feel themselves individually 
responsible for their own and their country's fates, to mere brute 
instruments, ready to the hand of a master for any use to which he may 
put them."