Yep, people do in fact:

• Like some things about the world
• Dislike other things about the world
• Think you can improve the world
• Think that not improving the world is less than ideal
• Think people shouldn’t do the things they dislike

Observing these trends is not exciting or new, it’s basically called “having an opinion”.

if we’re evangelicals, then Liberals are what, Catholics? Calvinists? God the free market works in mysterious ways to lead us all toward salvation rational efficiency where everyone mutually benefits and gets exactly what they deserve. who/what is good or bad can only be determined in retrospect based on who/what was rewarded, leading to a logical conclusion that borders on predestination. The only way to ensure that you are one of the predestined to receive salvation is to behave as though you are already predestined, so you must follow certain norms and rituals that don’t actually affect anything, but are used as ex-post-facto justification based on correlated results

“Any attempt to make actual progress makes you a lib”

…libs make progress? Wasn’t defund the police and BLM leftist movements?

What no theory…

This is basically a dumber restatement of this very good redsails article

famous for refusing to take political action to further their goals on this earth

This sort of applies to the fundamentalists in like the 1930s after they had suffered a bunch of losses trying to engage in the 1920s (particularly public ridicule from the Scopes monkey trial media spectacle)

a ham and cheese sandwich is just like a 1989 Plymouth Sundance. if you change the ham to 4 cylinder FWD automatic and the cheese to a hatchback frame body and instead of buying it at a delicatessen, you buy it from a guy named Ron in the parking lot of the dead mall off the highway bypass.

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There have been revolutions throughout history. How many second comings have there been?