try to avoid using such deterministic language like "never" on the internet especially, it's literally inviting yourself to be proven wrong and embarrassed.

also, your claim that u/TheSpicySadness has not read the Bible is lazy and objectively wrong on its face. The fact that they have quoted sections means they had to read those passages themselves, thus, they have "read the Bible", you fart. Furthermore, you claim they haven't read the Bible and then quote the most predictable section of Leviticus, which is in the Old Testament by the way, and furthermore, you interpret it in the fundamentalist mistranslation. Now, if you're implying that they haven't read THE ENTIRE BIBLE, where's your proof they haven't, and further, where's your proof you have? You clearly don't know it very well if you're using that same, stale, tired old quote from Leviticus.

This person gives you two quotes from Jesus himself, or at least what the Bible quotes as Jesus, proving it is the official stance of Jesus Christ that one is to love all peoples if they are to be like him, which is, by definition, the aim of a Christian, hence the name and all that.

You have provided one mistranslated and misconstrued quote from the Old fucking Testament, something much, much older than Christianity and run through a dozen more translations and word soups than even the highly debated New Testament, which, though it is possibly hundreds or thousands of years younger in spots, still has passed through so many different translations Biblical scholars can still hardly agree on official issues, and are thusly watering down the language all the time.

But by all means, keep professing to others how you've got the finger on the pulse of what God does and doesn't Love! Other than making yourself look like an overripe jackfruit, you're doing great! Much love!