Do you ever get the evil, unworthy, fleeting thought that you'd almost like Willard to win just so

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72. YES. But only in one scenario.

Fundies have been talking about taking over South Carolina as their "Christian Nation" for several years. If the non-idjits are allowed to leave peacefully, with their wealth and belongings intact (rather than being turned into slaves, as the bible so often commands of those with lesser numbers), and the state is then flooded with fundies and other wack jobs, as proponents want/expect, and the whole place is fenced, as they would fence in queers, etc., then YES, I would support Rmoney leading them, as an experiment only.

Fundies and cafeteria christers (repigs) have wanted others to live "biblically" for so long, they have imagined a paradise for themselves, with Baby Jesus™ always at hand on the red phone to give them instructions on literally every move they make.

I would support such a state, and maybe even the resulting "country," so long as they are not recognized by or given aid in any form by the USA.

Watch how fast the golden calves are built, watch how fast the wealthy become Lords, each of which will suddenly "know" the will of "god" and work their "lessers" to death. It's happened historically, but these idjits "know" theirs is the ONLY "right and true" way.

They've screeched constantly about "social experiments" and against gubmint programs that help those without wealth survive while the wealthier work them to death. Remember, all those who will be there will WANT to be there, living a "biblical lifestyle."

I would request, though, that tiny television cameras be set up every six-eight feet or so, so the rest of us can watch their holiness and maybe even repent and/or give money to keep them safe in their biblical-times "paradise." And, of course, the broadcast/cable monoliths can still make tons of money by providing the daily "family values"/theocratic show!

I'd subscribe if I had any income. Or maybe I can get a job in the edit suite! For probably less than $10/hr.