Although Unitarian are not pagans, CUPPS is, which is where the information was attained.
Michael S.F. may be, since it's likely hard to freely and responsibly search for truth if you're willing to portray a major Western religion as a completely different religion to fulfill some nefarious agenda.
The error made was in shortening the name to "Unitarian Universalists 'assoctiation'" and omitting Pagans from the opening. No attempt was made to portray Pagans as anything other then the cult that they are. All words were from the "CUPPS" website referenced.
I will ignore the "nefarious agenda" slam, since it is based on a false premise and a misunderstanding.
Can you cite any examples of Unitarian Universalists not respecting Christians?
Again we are talking apples and oranges. The reference was made to Pagans, not to Unitarians. That was an error of omission, and not an attempt to falsely portray Unitarians, as being a 'bizarre religion'. Although I do not know all of the details of Unitarians, I have nothing at all against the religion and would consider them to be one of the many Bible based religions, which are wholly acceptable.
The reference to not respecting Christians, was to the specific couple in this posting, who are suing to prevent Christians from freely associating in an activity which is faith based.
I would compare this to devout Muslims who pray several times a day. If Muslim students can do this at a school, whould a lawsuit to stop this from happening, be considered a lack of respect for their faith? I believe it would be. And I would not support such a lawsuit.