loquitur

I never thought of MLK Jr as being personally pushy. By all accounts he was a pretty together kind of guy. And I gotta tell you, Will, comparing yourself to MLK smacks a bit of....... hmmmmmmm, what's the word? Grandiosity?

Seriously, though, a bit of tolerance all around is probably the best advice. Life's too short, and there are too many things that are really important, to agonize over whether the state is using religion as a moneymaking opportunity by selling vanity plates. I understand the "foot in the door" argument, but really, license plates? I can't see the rise of theocracy lurking behind license plates.