Questionable Hymnal Entry

Hello! I was researching the hymn tune "Trentham" and that led me to a "hymn" called "I am a Terrorist" from "The Secular Hymnal". This seems to be stretching the definitions of a hymn and hymnal very far and I think Hymnary ought to consider removing the whole book. I didn't see anything exactly inappropriate (though there was one instance of slightly vulgar language I found), but I don't think any of the "hymns" are even intended for use by Christians or in a church setting. Really all it does it borrow hymn tunes and set them to secular or political poetry.

Here is another example about Uranium and weapons of war:

Spent our treasure on U two thirty five (man alive!)
Spent our treasure on U two thirty five (man alive!)
Did we decide that schools would all survive and thrive, thrive, thrive?
No. We spent it on U two thirty five (man alive!)

Spent our treasure on brand-new war machines (how obscene!)
Spent our treasure on brand-new war machines (how obscene!)
Was it our dream the helpless would get the means, the means, means, means?
No. We spent it on brand-new war machines (how obscene!)"

If this somehow fits within the guidelines of Hymnary, I apologize. But I just didn't expect to see a "hymn" called "I am a Terrorist"!!