Introducing Apokalyptic Ecology

There are many sects within the moonbat religion that may join Critical Race Theory, LGBTism, and the Global Warming Hoax by emerging to prominence as a major denomination. One may be Apokalyptic Ecology:

Apocalyptic ecology is the beholding of ecological relationships in times of rapid change, where hybridization and even mutation can sometimes emerge as (eco)systemic survival strategies. Apocalyptic ecology is also an endeavor of critical naturalism — which is naturalist interpretation that does not see “nature” and “culture” as separate domains, and also notes that cultures occur within the lifeways of many species.

Uh… yeah.

So Sinopoulos-Lloyd (they/them), the prophet of Apocalyptic ecology, self-identifies as queer. Here’s why he/she/they/whatever sometimes spells “apocalyptic” with a “k”:

My understanding of “apocalypse” comes from the Greek apokalypsis, meaning an uncovering or revealing. This sense of the word is becoming more widespread in public consciousness and is part of what I am acknowledging by using an alternative spelling with a ‘K’. This new/old spelling intends to remind us of the emergence of other worlds/next worlds as opposed to the “end of ‘the’ world.” Apokalyptic Ecology is certainly about the ecological & cybernetic relationships and kinship networks that emerge in times of eco-social fracture (both contemporary and historical), but perhaps more emphatically (and to tap into its rich linguistic and textual history) it is about reclaiming mythic imagination & visionary / oracular consciousness from its hegemonic & kyriarchical uses. Indeed, apocalyptic literature in the Western & Christian tradition is rooted in ancient Jewish narratives expressing hope & longing for justice amidst the ordeal of exile. However, apocalyptic thought, especially in certain Christian manifestations, has ironically served as a medium for moralism, discrimination, and ill-will toward anyone seen as Other.

There will no otherizing anybody under Apokalyptic Ecology, other than countermoonbats.

On a tip from Mike B.

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