Josh Hawley And The Parable Of The Single-Income Family

More magical thinking from Missouri moron (& Sen.) Josh Hawley, whose bizarre fantasy involves something alright. What exactly that is is anybody's guess, but surely no one older than eight or ten could believe these not-in-The-Bible stories.

"No, we need a kingdom economy. Last I looked, the Lord Jesus was king over our economic life, over our labor, over our families, as much as he is over the church. Amen? We need to reassert the Lordship of Christ. And for those who say to us, 'Leave this to us. Christians, leave the economics to us. Christians, leave the social policy to us. Christians, leave the family to us,' we will say, 'Not on your life, because we serve a Lord who's lord over all of those things. And we will raise up an altar to claim this ground for him, for this country, over the innocent unborn, over our families, over our men and over their labor.'"

What part of NO KINGS do these people not get? Why do we need to "reassert the Lordship of Christ"? Why are we always doing his work? He can reassert the hell out of himself simply by descending from Heaven on His Trumpian Holy Golden Escalator anywhere he'd like, but no. He & Josh are kinda sissified, aren't they? Yes.

Are the works-w/-his hands calluses on his hands from gripping bottles?

Hawley said that the nation must focus on raising up men who are equipped to lead their families in accordance with the Bible. The key to accomplishing this, Hawley asserted, is creating a Christian economy "where a man can support himself and his wife and family by the work of his hands."

Does he mean we should all be janitors & farmworkers? Does this Xian economy mean no regulation & plenty of job discrimination? And how will Jesus perform this miracle, by dictating wages & prices, Commie-style? Waving his magic Jesus wand? He won't even stop wars or genocides, why would he ever give enough of a crap about Hawley's inane fantasies to perform radical change on American society?Another pantywaisted creep who has issues w/ his "masculinity", The Zuck.

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Guessing wymyn have laughed at both of these pencil-necked geeks good & hard more than once in their lives. In constant fear of the bitches & the coloreds. And the rest of us pay for their damn problems.