[sourcery]

This article is not likely to be a popular line of thinking around here, but it's got several points that deserve a certain amount of consideration.

It's precisely those articles that make strong arguments "for the other side" that most need to be posted here--so that we can criticize them, and learn how best to counter and refute them. Such articles should be celebrated as the great oppurtunities they are for us to hone our rhetorical skills and intellectual ammunition for use against "the other side."

[general_re]

Wise sentiments. Unpopular also, but wise nonetheless ;)