Who's the "hater"? And typical KEM hypocrisy

In a post titled Insight from The SPLC, Keely Emerine-Mix gleefully quotes from the SPLC gloating about how Christian white people have lost America permanently.

She says that Doug Wilson hates the SPLC -- and she loves the SPLC -- because it has linked Wilson "with the rise of right-wing hate groups."

Of course, if you spend any time reading Mrs. Mix's writings it quickly becomes clear that she virtually equates being a Calvinist with being a hater, and likewise that she equates "right-wing" with "hate." Basically, if you have a strong disagreement with her, you are a hater. (Presumably this is because she is the embodiment of Love.)

Given the way she has conveniently defined "hate" through such tautologies, yes, we can safely assume that Doug Wilson is a hater and that he is linked with right-wing hate groups such as theological followers of John Calvin, etc.

(Of course, if one were to take one's definitions of love and hate from the Bible rather than from the Christ-hating SPLC, things would get a good deal dicier.)

No blog post from Keely Emerine-Mix would be complete without a dollop of her hallmark hypocrisy, and this one does not disappoint. She concludes the post by challenging the reader to line up the teachings of Christ with the actions and words of the Hateful Right, because they -- the Tea Partyers, etc. -- are in no way a true Christian movement.

Right. As if there is anything remotely Christian about the SPLC. As if there is anything remotely Christian about the Obama Administration's policies.

But where the hypocrisy really kicks in is, if you take the trouble of writing a reasoned reply to her, laying out all sorts of evidence from the actions and words of the people and groups she attacks, and from Scripture, to show how she has slandered good people, rather than admitting her error and rectifying her statements, she will simply hit the delete key. Her mind is made up so please don't bother her with the facts -- especially facts that are incontrovertible.