Sunday, October 16, 2005

Everything Big Is Evil

God gave us this earth, just as He gave us our bodies, our souls... His son. But the dirty hippies and their cohorts, the liberal media, have created an environmental cult to deprive us of what is rightfully ours. I love nothing better than to take my giant SUV off the beaten path, through the forest, up mountains, crushing the earth beneath my tires, crushing insects, squirrels, possums, and casts; and if a dear gets in my way I roll over it too, my tires sucking it under a car like a vacuum cleaner sucks dust.

Hurricanes -- the result of global warming, THEY tell us. Well, I tell them: no, there is no such thing; hurricanes are but just one arrow in the quiver of God's wrath. Hurricanes aren't the spawn of global warming, but heat, I assure you -- a heat more raging than the warm breeze THEY claim is responsible for so much destruction -- is involved. It's the heat of Satan corrupting our hearts and souls with sin, spreading his filth through homosexuality, pornography, and earth-worship.

But I get berated for my SUV, for my use of the things God has given us. It contributes to the destruction of the environment, I'm told. I'm the cause of global warming! But what about the things the enviro-cult worships? Trees, animals, water. I don't really care about trees and water, for they are inanimate and provide for us; but what about animals? What do they provide? Meat? The enviro-cult even complains about that. We should eat nothing but sprouts and carrots, they say. And regardless of whether or not we listen to the enviro-cult, very few of the animals even provide that.

Animals take and take, eating our grass, polluting our rivers with their excrement. If something needs to be done about us, about our use of the Earth that God has given us, something needs to be done about them. We should, I think, take the biggest and therefore most useless and destructive of the animals and put them to use or kill them. Elephants are gigantic and slothful, so they should be killed for their ivory. Giraffes? I'm not sure they're good for anything at all, so good riddance. And horses? Maybe a hundred years ago, before cars, they were a necessity, but now they are good only for glue. And they're hideous. They look not unlike big pieces of poop and smell worse. I would gladly drive them to extinction. But of all the creatures doing the most harm to us and our Earth, monkeys are probably the most dangerous. It is through them that "scientists" -- atheists -- corrupt our understanding of where we came from and our appreciation of the Bible as literal truth. I know it sounds harsh, but apparently the Earth faces a crisis. It's resources are being abused and used, such that future generations have nothing left. This being the case, I think I'll go kill me a gorilla.

7 Comments:

Blogger Phil said...

Gorillas, with all of their fecal experimentation, are edging ever close to homosexual depravity. Flinging their feces around like so many pebbles from a slingshot, with their red buttocks exposed in a suggestive and shameful manner. It is a disgrace against God.

3:35 PM  
Blogger Phil said...

Chris, I was simply rebutting your point about not killing gorillas. Due to their latent homosexual tendancies, gorillas are evil and are rightly endangered. You claim to love all of God's creations. I guess that means you love abortionists and gays as well? I refuse to associate myself with those groups, and I do not love them. Nor do I love naked, rouge-buttocked monkeys hanging from trees (which you probably believe we descended from).

8:43 AM  
Blogger Nathaniel said...

doubting thomas, brother in christ, i very much appreciate your defense, and even more appreciative of your bringing gorillas' homosexual tendencies to my attention. i wasn't even thinking of that when i condemned them to death. however, if there is one thing that chris and his friend ciaran have taught me, it's that jesus taught us about love and foregiveness. now while i will never agree with them that this precludes torturing people and killing animals, I do think it is wrong to hate the people we torture and the animals we kill. we should approach their punishment with a great deal of sorrow, as I am sure Jesus will do as we suffer through the tribulation period and the four horsemen. i will admit that i too am often guilty of hatred for the filth that robs our children of their innocence (apparently they can't go to zoos without being confronted by the homosexuality of gorillas) -- and this, I think is okay, because we are all imperfect and guilty of sin -- but if we pray hard enough, i think it is possible to forgive and love these people/animals again. Don't, of course, then go, as chris would suggest, relieve them of their guilt by letting them continue with their crimes, for of course they must be punished, just don't lose your humanity by being corrupted by hatred.

on another note, chris has also made me think about how it may not be possible to kill off the bigger animals because of food chain issues. i think i have a solution to this, which will be the subject of my next post.

11:45 AM  
Blogger Nathaniel said...

well sorcha, first, by killing useless animals or making use of animals that would otherwise be useless, we are being good stewards. second, i would like to know what specific bible passage led to your conclusion.

6:54 AM  
Blogger Nathaniel said...

nate and karizma,
you two worship a false idol. it is because of you that we are having hurricanes and earthquakes. you have been corrupted by the devil; that is why you cling to your theories about Mother Earth rather than submit to Christ and trust that he will provide for us.

5:58 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The reason we protest for the environment is not because we worship it, but because we love and cherish the gift God has given us. God gave us free will to do whatever we want to do to the earth and God doesn't need to punish humanity because we're doing a pretty good job at that ourselves. Look at all the wars and murders going on

7:01 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I would say something, but I don't know what to say about global warming when someone denies the existence of space. Just watch an inconvenient Truth

11:54 PM  

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