[MD] What "moral revolution" is called for by the MOQ?

[Arlo Bensinger]

[Platt]
If by elitist you mean someone who discriminates between good and bad 
art, then proudly accept the label. I certainly do not consider my 
amateur art to be as good as that of Tom Benton or Andrew Wyeth. In 
fact, compared to them I'm awful.

[Arlo]
Who doesn't "discriminate", Platt? Are you suggesting that only 
"approved" art enter the public sphere?

[Platt]
I notice you ignored the quote that described the role of social 
quality in keeping biological pleasures in their proper place. Worth repeating:

[Arlo]
I'm not ignoring it. I said its clear what Pirsig had said about the 
"moral revolution", since that is the topic at hand.

"The Hippie revolution of the sixties was a moral revolution against 
both society and intellectuality."

"Phaedrus thought that this Hippie revolution could have been almost 
as much an advance over the intellectual twenties as the twenties had 
been over the social 1890s..."

"The revolutionaries of the sixties thought that since both are 
anti-social, and since both are anti-intellectual, why then they must 
both be the same. That was the mistake."

Whatever Pirsig said elsewhere, the "moral revolution" of the hippies 
was against both society AND intellectuality.