I beg to differ, Ron.

I've been watching the tide of creeping "christian" fundamentalism in the U.S. pretty closely for some time, and the way its been unfolding I don't think the Neville Chamberlain approach is going to be terribly effective against the right-wing neo-conservative fundamentalist wacko bloc. The Ten Commandments issue per se is not a different fight but a constituent part of the much larger fight.

Good 'protest songs' tend to reflect the "real world" pretty accurately most of the time, even if a bit hyperbolic. Its good to see that Phil's words still have the power to piss people off. May just get 'em thinking, too.