I love that, at the end, he justifies not naming-and-shaming the angel who pulled out by quoting... scripture, and claiming to take the high, spiritual road, while this is the giant, flaming trash-fire-visible-from-space raging behind him.

I think trying to win those people may be a better strategy in the long term. People feeling left out are angry, and if the train stops and they ride together, they wouldn't be so anti-social. Again, "I think" (Which is more of a hope, admittedly).

People with views like these shouldn't be given oxygen with platforms that allow them to form community around horrible and hateful ideas. In my opinion they should feel left out, until they realize that it is their immoral views that make them unacceptable to larger society.

As long as it isn't illegal (well thought crimes aren't yet) why do you care?

Yes, indeed, there is no difference between good things and bad things.

I think is despising hate speech and the haters who deal in it is perfectly okay. His comment was fair, voat is a dumpster fire of ignorance and hate.