salto mortale

Wednesday, June 28, 2006

WE'RE BETTER. TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT.

Americablog praises Obama's call for the left to court evangelicals and people of faith. But he's not talking about the bullshit pandering of the right. He's talking about liberal issues:
What about the death penalty? It's an issue on which I suspect people of faith are sharply divived [sic]. What about the environment? Global AIDS and world poverty? Poverty in America? These are all issues that go to the core of what it means to be a Christian.
Maybe they are. But I don't see the "courting". It seems to me that the courting should go something like, "Hey, assholes. I respect your little superstitions and whatnot. But take a look at reality for a sec, okay? Our positions on the issues are more in line with the ancient moral code you profess to follow. The fucks you're voting for, who claim to believe in the same myths as you, they're full of shit and couldn't care less about your morality. Supporting them will likely send you to the imaginary hell you think is waiting for everyone else. And if you believe in different myths, or even different flavors of the same myth, then you're really fucked. They really hate you. So you should vote for us, because if you rationally examine your beliefs, we're better. I know that's not your strong point, but give it a try."

I'm sure some politician can give that turd a polish and make it sound pretty.



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