If the story of concern is the Salon article about Christian homeschooling, my gut wouldn't consider it "necessary for HN's health" because my gut leads me to b

If the story of concern is the Salon article about Christian homeschooling, my gut wouldn't consider it "necessary for HN's health" because my gut leads me to believe that the intersection of fundamentalist Christian homeschoolers and HN'ers is small (though it almost certainly exists) and therefore the article is unlikely to cause changes in child rearing techniques. That leaves it mostly in the preaching to the choir category at best and an attractive nuisance for commentators in the average case. I mean what are people supposed to do with it other than get upset one way or the other? YMMV. Good luck.