Nothing about that has anything to do with religion or the “god that they believe in”. Those rules are about power and money. “God” or “religion” are just a lever they use.
The god they believe in would tell them to sell their belongings and use all their worldly power to help the poor, but I guess they know better.
Also just look at Clarence Thomas’s expression, that’s a man that’s never known a shred of happiness in his life.
Or the God that they are bribed to believe in.
The only god those faces in the picture follow is the almighty dollar.
It’s just a really big coincidence that god happens to want all the exact same things they want and when their book explicitly says otherwise (taxing the rich, being generally kind to people) it’s actually a deeply convoluted metaphor for actually doing exactly what they wanted in the first place. Isn’t god “great”?
