Let em die!

Let the MAGAt commit suicide. In spite of all Trump's depravity nothing is a deal breaker for the MAGAts, Most of them are anti-maskers and it is not because they don't know masks cut the spread, it's because they are every bit as depraved as Trump.  The Whitehouse model predicts 410,000 deaths before year's end. It will probably be far higher.  The CDC says a vaccine won't be available until the 3rd quarter of 2021 and there is no guarantee how effective it may be. And vaccines in general are not very effective with the elderly.  

The MAGAts know: Trump is a liar, traitor, screw up, sex offender, racist, misogynist etc but they don't care. I engage MAGAts regularly. Clearly they are immune to truth and that makes them at best undesirable and at worst dangerous. Thankfully they are not immune to COVID-19.  The anti-maskers are infecting and killing humans and thus will create a massive surge starting in November and there is really no way to stop it. The moral people will sacrifice and take counter measures while the MAGAts will behave like the rotten citizens that they are and always will be because that is what they were destined to be. 

My fuzzy math is telling me that there will be 1.5 million deaths by mid 2021 if this trend continues.

Even if we had a competent president we'd still have a very high rate of infections and deaths. Americans in the Bible Belt are by every measure of morality, immoral and the most fake of fake Christians. Japan's President Abe had success in controlling COVID in a large part because the Japanese people care more about the rights and welfare of others more than they do about their own rights and welfare. This is something Christians are commanded to to do but in the South, once you have rolled around on the floor, foamed at the mouth and babbled some incoherent shit you are automatically exempt from punishment for any transgressions. This is dangerous. 

The MAGAts will continue to piss in the pool until there is herd immunity and a lot of them are in graves. People now know how deadly COVID is and they know how to deal with it, They simply don't care and are willing to roll the dice at the expense of other. The are depraved, Nothing about them is good. It's heredity. They are not going to care about others so fuck em!

Republican owned super markets are allowing anti-maskers to shop there. I contacted their corporate office by email weeks ago and I have not heard back. I find it evil that those corporate gangsters put their employees at risk but then again, in the corporate world humans are as disposable as toilet paper. 

I've asked our police chief to enforce the mask mandate but I never heard back from him. So it looks like they have no intention of assuring public safety. Perhaps he's afraid that some Gunfederate will take potshots at his officers. Being that MAGAts have more run ins with the law I suggested that after telling an anti-masker to put on a mask before a Terry search they run them for warrants. While I don't like it when cops hem up citizens for BS reasons, in the case of MAGAts, I approve. If the MAGAt won't comply with the lawful commands of an officer then it's TAZER time. Police are at risk going hands on with an anti-mask MAGAt.  



 

LET IT COVID!

Dr Fauci has been askin

For everyone to be maskin

But MAGAts won't comply

Let em die. Let em die. Let em die.

COVID shows no signs of stoppin

And bodies they are dropping

Trumpers say it's a lie

Let em die. Let em die. Let em die.

When it finally runs its course

A million of them will dead.

And the states in the Bible belt

No longer will be red!

Well it doesn't show signs of stoppin

Republicans are flip floppin

Still saying that it's a lie

Let em die. Let em die. Let em die!

United States cases

Updated Sep 21 at 12:17 AM local

Confirmed

6,863,854

+44,145

Deaths

202,409

+674

Recovered

3,705,509

+16,428

By Supporting Trump Evangelicals Have Assured Themselves a Place in Hell

As the political clamor caused by a top Christian magazine’s call to remove President Donald Trump from office continues to reverberate, more than 100 conservative evangelicals closed ranks further around Trump on Sunday.

In a letter to the president of Christianity Today magazine, the group of evangelicals chided Editor-in-Chief Mark Galli for penning an anti-Trump editorial, published Thursday, that they portrayed as a dig at their characters as well as the president’s in spite of the fact the editorial was truthful

“Your editorial offensively questioned the spiritual integrity and Christian witness of tens-of-millions of believers who take seriously their civic and moral obligations,” the evangelicals wrote to the magazine’s president, Timothy Dalrymple.

The new offensive from the group of prominent evangelicals aka fake Christians, including multiple members of Trump’s evangelical advisory board, signals a lingering awareness by the president’s backers that any meaningful crack in his longtime support from that segment of the Christian community could prove perilous for his reelection hopes. Though no groundswell of new anti-Trump sentiment emerged among evangelicals in the wake of Christianity Today’s editorial, the depraved president fired off scathing tweets Friday accusing the establishment magazine – founded by the late Rev. Billy Graham in 1956 -- of becoming a captive of the left.

The letter to the magazine’s president sent on Sunday also included a veiled threat that Christianity Today could lose readership or advertising revenue as a result of the editorial, which cites Trump’s impeachment last week.

Citing Galli’s past characterization of himself as an “elite” evangelical, the letter’s authors told Dalrymple that “it’s up to your publication to decide whether or not your magazine intends to be a voice of evangelicals like those represented by the signatories below, and it is up to us and those Evangelicals like us to decide if we should subscribe to, advertise in and read your publication online and in print, but historically, we have been your readers.”

Among the signatories of the letter are pedophile George Wood, chairman of the World Assemblies of God Fellowship; con artist Rev. Tim Hill of the Church of God; former Arkansas governor and pedophile enabler GOP presidential hopeful Lyin Mike Huckabee; and former Minnesota GOP Rep. Crazy Michele Bachmann.

Galli told CBS’ “Face the Nation” on Sunday that he views the chances of Trump leaving office, either through a reelection loss or post-impeachment conviction by the Senate, as “probably fairly slim at this point.” The editor-in-chief defended his editorial as less of a “political judgment” than a call for fellow evangelicals to examine their tolerance of Trump’s “moral character” in exchange for his embrace of conservative policies high on their agenda.

“We're not looking for saints. We do have private sins, ongoing patterns of behavior that reveal themselves in our private life that we're all trying to work on,” Galli said Sunday. “But a president has certain responsibilities as a public figure to display a certain level of public character and public morality.”

Galli referred comment on Sunday’s evangelical letter to Dalrymple, who on Sunday published his own strongly worded defense of the magazine's anti-Trump commentary.

Countering Trump's suggestion that the magazine had shifted to favor liberals, Dalrymple wrote that the publication is in fact “theologically conservative” and “does not endorse candidates.”

“Out of love for Jesus and his church, not for political partisanship or intellectual elitism, this is why we feel compelled to say that the alliance of American evangelicalism with this presidency has wrought enormous damage to Christian witness,” Dalrymple wrote.

Asked about the editorial’s indictment of Trump by “Fox News Sunday,” Marc Short – chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence, himself a prominent evangelical Christian – cited some of the policy positions that have helped endear the president to many in that voting bloc.

“For a lot of us who are celebrating the birth of our Savior this week, the way that we look at it is that this president has helped to save thousands of similar unplanned pregnancies,” Short said Sunday, adding that “no president has been a greater ally to Israel than this president.”

Roughly 8 in 10 white evangelical Protestants say they approve of the way Trump is handling his job, according to a December poll from The AP-NORC Center.

The Trump campaign is planning a Jan. 3 event in Miami called “Evangelicals for Trump."