I assume you're referring to Matthew 15:21-28.  I disagree with your interpretation there, but I suspect I'm being trolled anyway, so I'm not going to argue with you on it.  The point is, he still took compassion on her and healed her.  What about Matthew 28:19, what about Matthew 8:5-13.  What about Peter's vision of the animals?

Whether or not Jesus focused on ministering primarily to the Jews or not, the fact is, he DID, even as exceptions to the rule, minister to the Gentiles.  Further, the gospel is intended to be spread to **all nations**.

Between that, and Jesus' example of primarily compassion, healing, love, and acceptance, even as he administered correction and direction to those who erred, I'm confident in taking the understanding from scripture that there is nothing 'satanic' about attempting to make the world into a place where people are not unjustly killed, tortured, degraded or mocked simply because of their genetic makeup.

Sorry, I just can't see your perspective.