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Have you ever had a job interview with a large company, walk away thinking "Wow, this place completely has its act together," only to take the job and four months in realize what a clusterphuck of a mess the company really is?

 

That's CA. The state is broke, the kids are horribly uneducated because of the need to accommodate kids who can't speak the language, the gangs are back in the major cities, and the homeless problem is so bad they're literally just setting up cardboard tent cities along the highways.

 

But hey...that bullet train is gonna kick ass when it's done.

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Ahhhh the old "it was just a joke" excuse. Good job CNN. BTW, last week I deleted the CNN app from my phone. It was horrible.

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Screen-Shot-2017-06-25-at-9.08.12-AM.pngOUR LEADING HATE GROUP

 

 

The concept of a “hate group” could be useful. In practice, however, it is like the concept of “hate speech,” applied to shut down heterodox speech and confine the public square to dissemination of officially approved thought. The concepts somehow overlook the likes of the the hilariously misnamed Southern Poverty Law Center and its works, which direct something far beyond the Orwellian Two Minutes Hate to the likes of Charles Murray and Ayaan Hirsi Ali. If there is such a thing as a “hate group” — as I say, it could be a useful concept — the SPLC is it. Indeed, I think it may be our most influential hate group.

 

MORE AT THE LINK:

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Anti-Radical-Muslim Activist Group Labeled a ‘Hate Group’ by Southern Poverty Law Center

by Erika Andersen

 

 

 

Maajid Nawaz runs Quilliam, a London-based organization that aims to counter jihadism and extremism around the world. Nawaz, who considers himself a former Muslim radical (and still identifies as Muslim), is now fighting back against the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which has labeled his organization a “hate group” for its strong stance against radicalism. For the record, the SPLC also put Ayaan Hirsi Ali on their list.

 

Nawaz has filed a lawsuit against SPLC and many are left wondering how Quilliam could have received such a label in the first place. He has admitted he feels like there already is a target on his head from certain people in the Muslim community.

 

Nawaz appeared on Real Time with Bill Maher on Friday to explain the controversy — and point out how well-meaning liberals are often way off the mark when it comes to their criticism. He calls it “the bigotry of low expectations,” saying that liberals fight for causes like gay rights and women’s rights in America but refuse to allow people like him to fight for those issues within their own communities. Some liberals commonly ignore the fact that gays are often murdered by being thrown off of buildings — or that countries such as Pakistan support spousal abuse.

 

It’s a scary shame that leftist extremists aren’t willing to take Nawaz — or Hirsi Ali — seriously. Just recently, Hirsi Ali and another anti-extremist, Asra Nomani, testified before the Senate. Nomani told Fox News that Democratic female senators refused to even look her in the eye when she addressed them about the abuse happening to women at the hands of Muslim extremists. Watch:

 

 

“Just as we are invisible to the mullahs at the mosque, we were invisible to the Democratic women in the Senate,” the two women wrote in a New York Times op-ed following the hearing, in which they were asked no questions. “When it comes to the pay gap, abortion access and workplace discrimination, progressives have much to say. But we’re still waiting for a march against honor killings, child marriages, polygamy, sex slavery or female genital mutilation.”

 

When will progressives join Nawaz, Hirsi Ali, and Nomani in their fight to against Islamic radicalism destroying lives around the globe?

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/449004/quilliam-radical-muslim-group-hate-group-southern-poverty-law-center




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The lying continues....................

 

 

Sure this organization just won a religious liberty case before SCOTUS 7-2, but why not have @ABC news outrageously label them a hate group?

 

 

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....So, what is this “hate group”? The Alliance Defending Freedom, which represents Jack Phillips, a Colorado baker who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding in 2012. And who decided that the Alliance Defending Freedom is a “hate group”? None other than the fine folks at the Southern Poverty Law Center.

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MARK PULLIAM: A Demagogic Bully: The Southern Poverty Law Center demonizes respectable political opponents as “hate groups”—and keeps its coffers bulging.

 

“Ironically, the SPLC not only overlooks most of the real hate groups in operation today, along with overtly race-based organizations, such as the pro-Latino National Council of La Raza and MEChA, but also labels moderates with whom it disagrees ‘extremists’ if they deviate from its rigid political agenda, which embraces open borders, LGBT rights, and other left-wing totems.

 

The SPLC has branded Somali-born reformer Ayaan Hirsi Ali an “anti-Muslin extremist” for her opposition to female genital mutilation and other oppressive Islamic practices, and designated the respected Family Research Council as a ‘hate group’ for its opposition to same-sex marriage.

 

Likewise, the organization deems mainstream immigration-reform advocates such as the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) and Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) as hate groups. British Muslim activist Maajid Nawaz—regarded by most observers as a human rights leader—is suing the SPLC for listing him as an extremist.”

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MARK PULLIAM: A Demagogic Bully: The Southern Poverty Law Center demonizes respectable political opponents as “hate groups”—and keeps its coffers bulging.

 

“Ironically, the SPLC not only overlooks most of the real hate groups in operation today, along with overtly race-based organizations, such as the pro-Latino National Council of La Raza and MEChA, but also labels moderates with whom it disagrees ‘extremists’ if they deviate from its rigid political agenda, which embraces open borders, LGBT rights, and other left-wing totems.

 

The SPLC has branded Somali-born reformer Ayaan Hirsi Ali an “anti-Muslin extremist” for her opposition to female genital mutilation and other oppressive Islamic practices, and designated the respected Family Research Council as a ‘hate group’ for its opposition to same-sex marriage.

 

Likewise, the organization deems mainstream immigration-reform advocates such as the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) and Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) as hate groups. British Muslim activist Maajid Nawaz—regarded by most observers as a human rights leader—is suing the SPLC for listing him as an extremist.”

 

I think it's time we open up a tax investigation of the SPLC. Let's put it out of business.

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Guilty!

 

 

A federal judge in Arizona on Monday found former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio guilty of criminal contempt for violating an order in a racial-profiling case.

 

U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton said the evidence in the case showed a flagrant disregard for a 2011 court order that required the sheriff to stop detaining people unless they were suspected of a crime.

 

 

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/07/31/joe-arpaio-arizona-sheriff-criminal-contempt-241181

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Guilty!

 

 

A federal judge in Arizona on Monday found former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio guilty of criminal contempt for violating an order in a racial-profiling case.

 

U.S. District Court Judge Susan Bolton said the evidence in the case showed a flagrant disregard for a 2011 court order that required the sheriff to stop detaining people unless they were suspected of a crime.

 

 

http://www.politico.com/story/2017/07/31/joe-arpaio-arizona-sheriff-criminal-contempt-241181

 

 

 

I wonder if Trump would pardon him

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