Governing Like There's No Tomorrow
There's an excellent piece about Michele Bachmann in Mother Jones. I've written essays and satires on this strange rapture-wishing, and am surprised there isn't more discussion of the odd priorities that apocalyptic thinking pushes to the fore.
Let the environment go to hell, let global issues fester and explode, let the financial system collapse, make the world fall apart so Jesus will come.
They also want to be in government so they can run it into the ground.
Does Israel know the kind of ally they have in these strange Christian rightists? They want Israel to exist so it can be drowned in blood. These Christian "friends" are like greedy heirs who hover around a "loved one" hoping he will die soon, and plotting to make it happen. It is the stuff of a bad murder mystery, which everyone ought to be able to see through.
Let the environment go to hell, let global issues fester and explode, let the financial system collapse, make the world fall apart so Jesus will come.
They also want to be in government so they can run it into the ground.
Does Israel know the kind of ally they have in these strange Christian rightists? They want Israel to exist so it can be drowned in blood. These Christian "friends" are like greedy heirs who hover around a "loved one" hoping he will die soon, and plotting to make it happen. It is the stuff of a bad murder mystery, which everyone ought to be able to see through.
Labels: apocalyptic, Christian, Israel, Michele Bachmann, rapture
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