Don't get me wrong, I love Indiana, but sometimes, reading some of the madcap schemes that go through their state legislature is like going back to ye olde Victorian times.
The best way to make your fringe belief not seem so fringe is to keep a steady trickle of attention on it, so people get used to hearing about it. It gives the illusion that the fringe belief has a bigger following than it does, and to people not educated in logic and rhetoric, the bandwagon approach can be pretty powerful.
While it's great that this kind of legislation can be brought forward, debated and (hopefully) quashed surely there are more important things for legislators to do?