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He does not argue that her behavior is acceptable. He says that if it fits his theory of her behavior that it’s understandable why she hates evolution. According to the theory, she hates evolution because she perceives herself as a loser. The argument is then made that I should also hate evolution, for the same reasons she does. What kind of advice is that?

If you see what the message of evolution DOES to a person, you should hate it. You see the true meaning of the message reflected in the mirror of the woman who is belittled and denigrated by it. When you see how it makes her feel, how can you not hate it?

What the Black Florida student DOES with her anger is absolutely not acceptable or productive.

However, when you see what the message of evolution does to her self-esteem, how can you accept that?

Remember that this is the OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT SCHOOL, one of the symbols of authority of our society for a high school student, teaching as established FACT that the men in her life will choose the most valuable women (NOT her) and discard the least valuable women (her).... but even more than that, that this is a GOOD THING that is the essence of human progress.

Here is the official school teaching that it is GOOD for Jonatha Carr to be discarded as evolutionary trash, that the entire human race is better off without her.

If you can care at all about another human being, how can you not hate the message that has that cruel effect on her?