John Maus says the greatest evil is to be a bureaucrat and tell someone, "If I made an exception your case, I'd have to make an except for everybody, so I'm not going to make an exception in your case."  Maus says the way not to be evil is to make those exceptions.  Plus, here's his idea of genuine radicalism: regardless of your belief system, "Be a sweet dude, act as if everything will be counted, as if there will be a fullness of time."

"New radicalism is cuddly and lovable, unlike 60's version."  From The Varsity, Oct. 31, 1975.