I saw Doug TenNapel say some pretty ridiculous stuff about Jews/Israel when I was reading Ratfist. It's been quite a while though. I remember him lecturing a Jewish woman about how terrible and antisemetic Obama was and basically said her voting for him was betraying her race, though not in those words.
Or ChristCenteredGamer, a site who's been ridiculed just because it reviews games from a more conservative christian viewpoint, even though it separates games into "Gameplay" and "Moral" reviews so there's no collusion.
I'll admit I haven't read anything on that site, but saying the reviews are completely separate doesn't automatically make it true.
I recommend you do give it a read. It's a great system, and I do think it's the most impartial I've seen so far.
For example, their South Park: The Stick Of Truth review conclusion:
Score Breakdown:Higher is better
(10/10 is perfect)
Game Score - 86%
Gameplay - 17/20
Graphics - 8/10
Sound - 9/10
Stability - 4/5
Controls - 5/5
Morality Score - 0%
Violence - 0/10
Language - 0/10
Sexual Content - 0/10
Occult/Supernatural - 0/10
Cultural/Moral/Ethical - 0/10
Why is everyone freaking out over Hatred, when in Hotline Miami you can do all the things you can do in Hatred? You can murder civilians, you kill dozens of cops in one level, and the executions you can do range from the sadistic to the outright insane. Is it that the graphics are more realistic, or is it the fact that Hotline Miami is actually a good game with something to say? The former seems more likely, since I didn't hear this much of a freakout about Hotline Miami when the trailer arrived for it, and that's all that the controversy is going off of.
Double standards, maybe? You didn't kill any women in Hotline Miami.
Actually, most of the complaints towards Hatred focus on how it allows the protagonist to kill women or people of color.
Though remember they were forced to censor out that rape scene in 2's demo, even though that wasn't an actual rape scene(It was a snuff movie and the director cuts the take before anything really happens) and had story context(it's how the general public saw the relationship between the protagonist and the prostitute he saved).
EDIT: I have to give credit where it's due, though, and Hotline Miami actually had a message. I remember feeling disturbed doing the whole silence after levels, and the story and its whole feel actually intrigued and interested me.