Where were the children?

Rating: 1/10 (11 July 2015)

Sorry... but the church massacre scene was ignorantly offensive as well as cowardly, and solely designed for anti-Christians, the evil wishful thinking, and mentally deranged.
When there were obvious leftist and anti-conservative blurbs and concepts contrived throughout by libby Utopian writers Jane Goldman & Matthew Vaugh (like the politician saying he doesn't care who dies because he is a "Republican," and the comment "I bet no one thanked you for that one," regarding the saving of Thatcher's life), maybe I should have saw it coming.
That said, if you are going to massacre an all white "hate" CHURCH full of stereotypical caricatures, I have to ask? Where were the children? Even a church as bad as Westboro (who pickets the funerals of soldiers) have kids... so why were they omitted from the slaughter? Why? Because the writers thought it would be cool to massacre a bunch of white holy rollers, but didn't have the balls to take it all the way. Cowards. Because if they took it all the way, there would be less cheering for this politically charged bloodthirsty scene, and it would be suggested that the posters who say this was "the best part of the movie" should seek mental help. I suggest that regardless.
I wonder if the writers for the sequel would have the courage to make a similar massacre scene in a black church, or a Mosque, which fundamentally agrees with white churches concerning homosexuality and abortion... I'd say not. The picture would never see the light of day. This scene was all about fulfilling a specific ignorant liberal fantasy.
The 40k+ numb-skulls who rated this movie a 10 must have had their moral compass replaced by a SIM card from Twentieth Century Fox! With the fight scenes, FX, and cinematography, I would have gave this movie a 5... but since this was probably one of last films Dylann Roof saw before he started his own killing spree, I gave it a 1.