Dennism, we can agree that hate is bad; the problem is its definition.  It’s become commonplace in some circles cry ‘Hate!’ whenever confronted with a rationally based difference of opinion.  Most often ‘phobia’, ‘hate’  &‘bigotry’ are convenient devices to deflect honest critique & avoid self-examination.  They’re the verbal equivalent of putting one’s hands over one’s ears &singing loudly.

I’m puzzled by this: ‘Hate is an intrinsic disorder, to hate is to be intrinsically disordered.’  ‘Intrinsic’ means constitutive; disorder refers to a undesirable condition.  Are you saying that people who hate (whatever that means in your idiolect) are mentally ill?  Or are they ‘born that way’, & are only doing what God designed them to do?

I'm teasing you, of course, but I'm serious as well.  The author of this piece has a certain viewpoint (which I disagree with), based on certain premises (which I also disagree with).  But her tone is what undoes her.  It makes ‘dialogue’ all but impossible.