Sentences with phrase «posted venomous»

Back in the far, far distant past — namely, this past Spring — we looked at the pros and cons of business owners suing customers who posted venomous reviews of -LSB-...]

Not exact matches

There are some harsh posts here, but there are easily as many if not more harsh «venomous» posts by religious people here, including yourself.

You are an idiot Bob, and for justthe things I have seen you post, the venomous hate you spew... you will burn

In a pair of particularly venomous columns National Journal editor and Washington Post columnist Michael Kelly not only derided antiwar protesters as those «unhappy people who like to yell about the awfulness of «Amerika» or international corporations or rich people or people who drive large cars,» but he also attacked pacifists as «liars,» «frauds» and «hypocrites,» whose views are «objectively pro-terrorist» and «evil.»

I can always tell when someone like you speaks the truth by the number of venomous posts that follow.

I am always amazed at the venomous comments that are spewed by people in reaction to any blog post about God or prayer.

So those who are posting and saying they belong to Christian organizations and volunteer to help others REALLY are better people than all the smugly «reasonable» posters whose venomous diatribes against having any religious belief make them sound like a logically mirrored reflection of a religious extremist.

In the wake of the attacks on teachers and public schools this past year, the haters of teachers feel respectable as they write their venomous diatribes and post them widely.

I've seen vicious, venomous posts by readers that essentially declared war on anti-Amazon writers.

Katherine from BookPromotion.com posted a piece called, «Hate As A Marketing Tool,» which doesn't actually tout the benefits of venomous reviews, but does offer authors who've received negative critiques at least a glimmer of hope as to why negative reviews actually benefit an author.

Are people actually blasting the online retail king in strongly worded and venomous blog posts, articles, and — like the recent threatening rant from the CEO of the American Booksellers Association — open letters, then staying up late at night to place their orders under the cloak of darkness in order to get free shipping on orders over $ 25?

ATLANTA (AP)- A fake Facebook post is spreading fears that venomous snakes are lurking in the sewers of a Georgia town, and the city attorney has expressed concerns to the social media network that...