[TexasFreeper2009]

I suggest she draw a cartoon of Mohammed if she thinks Christians are the most hateful :)

[skeeter]

Another deranged leftist journalist weighs in.

[Chode]

feh...

[reg45]

I think that the phrase “Christian haters” should apply to people like Sally Quinn who hate Christians.

[jjotto]

Stormfront is her evidence? Guess she’s never read more mainstream Democrat sites like DU!

[a fool in paradise]

Those bigoted, cultist, superstitious, hating Christians are EVIL! < /sarcasm pointed at liberal hypocrites >

[GOPJ]

This woman wasn’t surfing the internet and ‘low and behold’ ran across a hate site. She was given the information by a handler who had an agenda.

Hey Sally Quinn - most of us would be more than happy to point you in the direction of left wing hate sites... Also, if you want to do this right, check with the FBI and find out how many of those ‘haters’ on the right are undercover cops working the political gig for Obama. Now THAT’S real hate...

[falcon99]

What an intellectual lightweight. Did she go to the Daily Kos or Huff Post - or even comments following articles at the WP and NYT? If you want to see hate, it is there in plain view. To a liberal/democtrat, any speech with which they disagree is hate speech.

[factoryrat]

Tell her to walk around in a middle-eastern country dominated by muslims, in western dress, unaccompanied by her husband, without wearing a burkqa, or a hijab. She'll find out really fast what the definition of “hateful” really means.

[Slyfox]

So, of course her logic follows that God hates women.

[Regulator]

She can always move to Iraq and join ISIS.

They feel the same way about Christians.

[Breto]

“that Christian “haters” “need a place to unleash their dark sides.”

Yes its apparent she is a Christian hater. Probably hates Jews too.

[Gaffer]

Sally Quinn. IMO, THE DC Liberal Politician Fluffer socialite.

[darkwing104]

Quinn examined a white-supremacist site

This is an example when a reporter narrows their research too much and uses it to make a broad brush conclusion on the community as a whole...

[snappahead]

what an objective piece of ‘journalism’ on display.
No agendas
No attacks
No twisted opinions
No cherrypicking
Just the “facts”

[mjp]

her rationale to say Christians are awful people.

Fallacy of hasty generalization:

Just because a few individuals belonging to a certain category have a certain characteristic does not mean that all members of the category have that characteristic.

Conclusions should not be drawn too quickly based on insufficient evidence.

[IronJack]

Yeah, you see those nasty Christians running amok everywhere, beheading people, flying airplanes into buildings, bombing busses and subways, murdering children in movie theaters, and forcing peaceful adherents of other faiths to convert or die.

And look at how they vicitimize poor homosexuals, who just want to be left in peace to parade naked through the streets and bugger each other in bus station bathrooms.

Then there are the xenophobic racists who insist that the swarms of innocent children pouring across our southern border should actually be forced to obey our laws, not infect our native children, and be returned to their own countries and families. How callous can these Christians be?

Thanks for that enlightening article, Sally. It's so refreshing to read a columnist who has the courage to criticize Christianity. It's something one almost never sees these days.

[G Larry]

“Hateful” = does not endorse baby killing or sexual deviancy

[Castigar]

“Christians Spew the Most ‘Hateful Internet Speech’”

She was going to come to this conclusion before she did any “research”.

She uses a white supremacist website to represent all Christians - never mind the dubious conclusion that there is anything Christian about white supremacists.

I am virtually certain she hasn’t done ANY “research” into Islam - you know...those wonderful, loving beheaders of anything non-muslim.

[mrsmel]

I bet she purports to believe that jihadists are just some fringe element, and that Islam is really a “a religion of peace”.