Is it ironic that the fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" has, itself, become so over-repeated that its moral of how over-repeating dubious claims leads to inactivity in the face of real problems has been lost? ("Ironic" is a difficult term to define. Please weigh in). So, here in San Francisco -- where every last transgression against some group or another's self-proclaimed raison d'être results in charges of "prudishness" or "cultural insensitivity" -- can anyone be bothered to muster up a modicum
