There are certain things in this world that deserve hate, though in most cases it is confused (intentionally) with the word 'despisal'. No one wants to be despised, so saying that the opponent 'hates' is a convenient argument.

>When someone one the right actually stands up for what he believes in and he is labeled hate mongerer etc.
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>Someone like Rosey O'Donnall does it, she is just opinionated.
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>>Well, I'm not a Christian, and not a religious person by any strict standards. However, when I look at guys on the left side of you, the impression is so awful that I am grateful to guys on the right that they have guts to withstand.
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>>>I agree. He was extremely devisive and responsible for the 'moral majority' which I don't think ever was a 'majority' but actually a very minute 'minority' in this country. It was nothing more than a bullying political lobby run by overzealous fundamentalist conservative christians. IMHO, one of the worst things to occur in this country recently is the evangelical revolution which brought about the Moral Majority, the Christian Coalition Network, and more recently, the Moral Majority Coalition. Personally, I disagree with the majority of what they stand for. The media gives these groups so much air time that people overseas get the false impression that the majority of Americans think like them.
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>>>Ok, that will probably stir up a hornets nest!
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>>>>>>From BBC: " Leading US conservative evangelist Rev Jerry Falwell has died in hospital in Virginia after being found unconscious in his office, his assistants said. "
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>>>>>He was a good man.
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>>>>Sorry, I can't agree. He did so much harm in his life through his words and his acts. He may have been a good man to his family and friends, but he deserves a lot of credit for the divisive nature of American society and the preoccupation in political life of social issues that should be private.
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>>>>Tamar