God was angry with people because of his love for people.You can't make up your mind which way you want to go, can you?You literally said that God couldn't give two shits whether we all destroy ourselves and the entire planet.Yeah, I kind of do need more than that. The supreme achievement of Jewish thought was not in its monotheism as such, but in the character it ascribed to the God it intuited as One. God is a God of righteousness, whose loving-kindness is from everlasting to everlasting and whose tender mercies are in all his works. So for you to reach your conclusion goes against everything the Jews believed.
But even more telling is that your belief is the belief that someone who was trying to subvert belief in God would bandy about.
Gods lovingkindess is from everlasting to everlasting only for those who willingly comply with the instruction in the divine commands. All others are excluded from the blessings of divine sanctuary.
Those who set aside the law and teach others to do the same are the embodiment of the talking serpent in the fairy tale, a despicable low life. A murderer according to Jesus.
How does that go against anything Jesus or the Jews believe?
"So then let it be: destruction for the many who were born in vain, and salvation for my grape and my tree, which have cost me such labour to bring to perfection."
Much is made of God's wrath and punishment in the Old Testament, but when God punishes, it is with reluctance.
If you who were given a brain and life why would God care if you took that brain, threw it in the garbage and wasted your life perpetuating the evil of idolatry and consequently destroyed yourself?
God is the God of the living, not the dead.
"So then let it be: destruction for the many who were born in vain, and salvation for my grape and my tree, which have cost me such labour to bring to perfection."
God often pleads with the Israelites to stop doing wrong and repent so that he may bless them. Anyone who was experiencing God's punishment could end it immediately by repenting.
Much is made of God's wrath and punishment in the Old Testament, but when God punishes, it is with reluctance.