scientology? really ad sense, really?

don't know how long it's gonna be up so i had to take a quick photo for posterity, but it seems something has caused ad sense to include an ad for scientology on my blog. oh, how lovely.

i suppose it was all that talk of schizophrenia, which is actually kinda scary. the good folks at scientology must comb high and low to find any related content on mental illness, seeing as how it makes for such potentially fertile breeding ground for their message.

that's right, embrace scientology and you no longer have to suffer through a life of paranoid delusional schizophrenia (provided, of course, you have the money to audit for long enough to cure what ails you).

though this begs the question...is this really the best use of scientology resources? i mean, how many schizophrenics are functional enough to a) use a computer b) get onto the internet c) see one of these ads and d) comprehend the message the ad actually intended for them (as opposed to the message their cat has been repeating ad nauseam for the last 6 hours? -- alright, alright, i get it, i must kill the queen).

then again, now that i think about it, schizophrenics are probably just as (if not more) mentally sound as anyone who legitimately believes in the fundamental tenets of a religion based around aliens and an evil overlord named xenu (to be fair though i guess that also applies to pretty much anyone who seriously believes in the hocus pocus and magic tricks from any major religion).

sigh.