SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER’S “HATE GROUP” LABEL IS FALSE PROPAGANDA

The RIGHT needs an equivalent to SPLC - to put out a list calling Antifa, and Farakhan, etc. as "hate groups".

 

Speaking of groups that are anti-women and crazy - here is some BARBARIC hate speech against women, from a group that insanely believes that a woman is only worth HALF that of the (apparently doubly superior) male:
“........women should remain silent in the churches. They are not allowed to speak, but must be in submission, as the Law says. If they want to inquire about something, they should ask their own husbands at home; for it is disgraceful for a woman to speak in the church” - First Corinthians 14:33–35 (ESV).

The leader of this Nazi-like hate group is some male supremacist named "Jesus Christ", apparently. Like Richard Spencer and other haters, a real piece of work. His followers give this very text to their impressionable young daughters (child abuse, clearly), and call it the best moral guide book of all time, incredibly. Let's stop the hatred.

 

Can you please stop with this intellectual dishonesty? You know very well how parties shifted in the 1960's with regards to race and civil rights.

 

To be fair, that passage was written after Jesus died by a guy who never knew him. But it is a part of the basis for the Catholic Church for some reason.

 

If Jesus was real (actually "watching over us today", like Christians believe), and actually loved women (he was gay so I'm not too sure), he obviously would have come down w/in the last 2000 years and said "whoa, the Biblical writers were misogynistic JERKS, I apologize for the Bible - let's update it to not hate women so much - please forgive me!" That of course would be what's best for the world....to bad that Jesus is not about what's best for the world.

 

True, but it's more fun to troll Democrats with pictures like this!

 

Unfortunately.

 

O the irony, "intellectual dishonesty" indeed. The parties did not "shift" in the 1960s with regard to race and civil rights. That particular lie narrative has been debunked here by others and myself recently and many times prior, not going to do it again here where it's off-topic. Democrats shifted to the GOP over 40+ years, culminating in the 90s due to real reasons not related to race including abortion, gun control, derision of the military, Marxism of the Left, taxes, law and order, derision of Christianity, stereotyping of Southerners, etc. Like the fabricated "Southern Strategy," the "party shift" is a weak deflection/projection of over a century of Democrat racism. All played out.

 

I was speaking of white nationalism, there are other other types.

 

The people who would fight civil rights and fight for white nationalism are in the Republican Party today and would have nothing to do with the Democratic Party.

For the most parts these people were on the outside of politics until Trump openly flirted with them to win the primary and then the election.

 

Without a doubt!

 

Exactly and then groups like SPLC and MBFC then go out and rate the conservative alternative organizations as either pseudoscience or hate so that they can’t compete for influence and membership on line.

 

If Jesus wax real, he was here and said what he said. Paul, who wrote Corinthians, is jus an average con artist.

 

ANTIFA isn't designated as a hate group because they don't technically fit that designation. They are more of a militant political block. Hate groups tends to be based on race, religion, gender, etc...

While some members of BLM are racists, the group overall and the majority of it's members do not push ideas of racial superiority, or race warfare, and therefore can not be considered a hate group alongside a group, like say, the KKK, who have race hatred as part of their actual central ideals.

 

I've never met or known anyone who would "fight civil rights" nor anyone who identifies as a "white nationalist." Just more boogeyman propaganda that enriches the gov-edu-union-contractor-grantee-trial lawyer-MSM Complex and fuels frivolous litigation factories/phone "charity" bank bucket shops like the SPLC.

Any real Civil Rights issues in the U.S. were replaced decades ago by an oatmeal gray sea of direct and indirect government dependents, bureaucrats, public unions, government contractors, grantees, media, and a vast, unproductive permanent dependent underclass who will spin and promulgate any lie narrative available to keep involuntary transactions via taxation and redistribution high.

"These people" are the great American center of non government-dependent private taxpayers, owners and employees of the 30 million small businesses in the country, not outsiders, and certainly not a hillbilly, racist fringe. If you think the few extemists in the country numbering in a few tens of thousands AT MOST put Trump in office... eh you don't really think that, just yammering out a tired Complex narrative.

 

You must have the cleanest hogs anywhere, given that you have enough hogwash left over to dump here....

 

Blacks voted Republican in the 50's.MLK { Martin Luther King was a Republican. }
Again ... Bull Connor was No Republican.
It was a Republican { President Eisenhower } who made the 1957
civil rights bill possible.L.B.J. was the Senate Majority leader in 1957.
He worked to block Eisenhower's '57 civil rights bill,but ended up settling
for having his Judiciary Committee led by his Democrats drastically alter
the original '57 Civil Rights bill.

 

The SPLC is joke, they can magically conjure 'hate groups' for any occasion. When their funding gets low, they magically find 'record number' of haters and hate groups, and 99.99% of them are whites. They toss in a few tokens to appear a little less racist than they are. Anyone who takes the SPLC seriously should not be taken seriously themselves...

 

L.B.J. as Senate Majority leader pulled a fast one and had his Senate Judiciary Committee
drastically alter the original Civil Rights bill.It passed but not without a lot of rancor
by Democrats who liked that Strom Thurman initiated The Longest filibuster in American
history.