Nice stretch, brent, That's almost flaggy territory.
No, I did not. Unless a religion is actively hating for some stupid reason, like when people justified murdering Jews in Germany. Seems to me, if a religion uses their belief to hate on other people for the sake of it, it's not really a religion, since I'm not aware of a religion where hate is a central pillar.
Look around, you see some real changes in how various religions see other people- in my life, I've seen the LDS church be incredibly nasty to people, especially homosexuals. But after the recent SC overturning of gay marriage bans, their tone has drastically changed. Not all are doing that, but more are accepting than I ever expected (having spend a lot of time living in the heart of LDS country). The end result is that fewer people have issues with their positions, as they changed focus on hating other people and focusing on the core mission of the church. Ideas change, disdain drops.
Again, all you are doing is trying to justify people hating others for the sake of who they are because there are haters on the left. Give it up already, it's a false equivalency.
Unless you need to make up more examples to justify your hatred of others for the sake of who they are.
