In one sentence you have clearly and unambiguously described 100% of the anti-Catholics and the majority of non-Catholics that we encounter.
You just described catholicism.
Dear verga, that is exactly the kind of global generalization I would urge us all to avoid.
For one thing, there are any number of fine Protestant brethren, not to mention many Orthodox brethren, and even one Hindu (of the sistren variety), who when they agree with us, agree guilelessly, and when they disagree, do so in a firm but amicable manner, trying to be accurate and not dealing in stereotypes and moral libels.
For another thing, some of our "sedes" --- a few, not all --- count with the worst of the anti-papist pugilists, and are admonished for it by honest Protestants.
A recent example: a sede-who-shall-not-be-named asserted that Pope Benedict XVI didn't believe in the Resurrection of Our Lord. FReeper Daniel1212 called him on it, and said "Asserting something like Pope Benedict didn't believe in the Resurrection seems pretty absurd to me. "
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/religion/3431022/posts?page=132#132 Daniel1212 certainly opposes distinctive Catholic doctrines, but endeavors to do so, I think, without misrepresentation and without snide-issimus personalis.
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