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So polarized has this nation become during the gay-rights movement and the marriage-amendment movement that to gays , generally , " Christianity " has become synonymous with vitriolic condemnations . Mahathir became a vitriolic backbench adversary of the Tunku after being elected to Parliament in 1964 . Chilstrom says he was shocked by the " vitriolic anger " in some of those reactions , but nowhere does he recognize that there were substantive arguments advanced against the proposed departure from biblical and Lutheran tradition . Williams Parry , stirred to action at this indignity to the whole nation of Wales , began to write again in earnest , eventually producing the series of satirical , often vitriolic protests against man 's smugness and small-mindedness that forms his second volume of poetry " Cerddi'r Gaeaf " ( Poems of Winter ) , published in 1952 when he was seriously ill . Vitriolic as all hell , but at least it does not palliate , as do most reviews of Lee 's work .