[Beckwith]

"This stupid brat . . ."

Real nice. You must be a Christian.

The next time I post sarcasm, I'll place the word SARCASM in capital letters for those with a chip on their shoulder and looking to be offended.

My remarks were a sarcastic response to a completely unsympathetic post that made the assumption that Chapelle Corby is guilty of the charges. There was no room in the posters mind that Miss Corby was set up.

And I am a Christian who is acutely aware of Christian intolerance to a great many things.

[Lazamataz]

The next time I post sarcasm, I'll place the word SARCASM in capital letters for those with a chip on their shoulder and looking to be offended.

This is why people should not attempt this at home. Leave sarcasm to trained professionals.

To wit: Let us say someone made a post in which they expressed how stingy they were. I am Jewish, but if I made the comment "Real nice. You must be a Jew," I would expect, and certainly get, castigation.

No anger towards ya, man. You just made a small boo-boo. Take the correction with dignity and acceptance.

[highlander_UW]

And I am a Christian who is acutely aware of Christian intolerance to a great many things.

You may keep your projection to yourself.

[my_pointy_head_is_sharp]

The next time I post sarcasm, I'll place the word SARCASM in capital letters for those with a chip on their shoulder and looking to be offended.

No chip. I'm not a Christian, but I always defend Christians. Sometimes (most of the time) sarcasm just doesn't translate as such in print. It has to be really obvious - otherwise it's just flat words on a page. Even in a novel you'd have someone say "..., he said sarcastically". Peace.