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There are a few honest liberals out there (Glenn Greenwald, Matt Taibbi) who will call balls and strikes in a fair way. Add Ken Silverstein to the list.

This guy was one of the first to expose the race-hustle racket that is the SPLC:

 

“Today, the SPLC spends most of its time–and money–on a relentless fund-raising campaign, peddling memberships in the church of tolerance with all the zeal of a circuit rider passing the collection plate. “He’s the Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker of the civil rights movement,” renowned anti-death-penalty lawyer Millard Farmer says of Dees, his former associate, “though I don’t mean to malign Jim and Tammy Faye.”

 

https://harpers.org/2010/03/hate-immigration-and-the-southern-poverty-law-center/

 

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Racist organization

 

 

 

BECAUSE OF COURSE THEY DID: 

 

SPLC Uses Anniversary of Islamic Terror Attack to Demonize Conservative Christians.‘

 

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/tyler-o-neil/2021/06/14/splc-uses-anniversary-of-islamic-terror-attack-to-demonize-conservative-christians-2-n1454426

 

 

 

 

 

 

Why Does Anyone Still Listen to the SPLC ?

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3485077

 

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Racist organization

 

 

 

BECAUSE OF COURSE THEY DID: 

 

SPLC Uses Anniversary of Islamic Terror Attack to Demonize Conservative Christians.‘

 

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/tyler-o-neil/2021/06/14/splc-uses-anniversary-of-islamic-terror-attack-to-demonize-conservative-christians-2-n1454426

 

 

 

 

 

 


Great article pointing out how all these groups twist reality to exploit tragedies for fund raising purposes. 
 

Projecting hate narratives is apparently lucrative as hell, so what if it’s collaterally damaging society 🤷‍♂️ 
 

 

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On 6/14/2021 at 4:27 PM, Over 29 years of fanhood said:


Great article pointing out how all these groups twist reality to exploit tragedies for fund raising purposes. 
 

Projecting hate narratives is apparently lucrative as hell, so what if it’s collaterally damaging society 🤷‍♂️ 
 

 

Truth is the only color that matters is green.  Most of what passes as social activism is just a money and power hustle with nothing much ever getting to the people in real need of help.      

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https://thediplomat.com/2020/04/racism-is-alive-and-well-in-china/

 

Last year's but China is full of racism.  Like clearly black's not allowed in restaurant is definition of racism. 

 

Racism Is Alive and Well in China

The problem is decades old, but some Chinese are trying to do something about it.

By Bonnie Girard

April 23, 2020

   

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China is not unique in having a problem with racism. It is a worldwide scourge, and nowhere, it seems, is immune. In every society, there are those who act and believe in highly racist ways, and those who do not at all. China, like most places, is full of both types.

What makes the issue different in China is how easy it is to encounter racist behavior and beliefs. It can be strongly argued that this is not because the Chinese, as a people, are any more or less racist than any other nationality. Quite simply, racist sentiment may seem prevalent simply because it is so blatantly and matter-of-factly expressed when and where it does exist.

Foreigners who have spent any length of time in China will have their own stories of racial profiling and discrimination, from very commonly heard comments on the size and shape of facial features to more aggressive forms of discrimination founded on negative stereotypes associated with one’s race.

And where racism is found in China, there can be little argument that no group is more racially targeted and maligned than persons of sub-Saharan African descent.

So, when Chinese workers at a McDonald’s in Guangzhou recently held up a sign saying – in English – “black people are not allowed to enter the restaurant,” they appear to be completely unembarrassed about the whole thing.

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And what of the person who composed the notice on the sign, which read in full: “Notice: We’ve been informed that from now on black people are not allowed to enter the restaurant. For the sake of your health consciously notify the local police for medical isolation, please understand the inconvenience caused. Police, Tel: 110”?

Someone well-educated in English either composed that notice in English or translated it from the Chinese. The wording (“consciously notify”; “understand the inconvenience caused”), while grammatically correct, uses syntax that does not sound machine translated.

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The all-out assault on Africans living in Guangzhou has been documented in recent weeks in video and stories of Chinese police rounding up Africans, forcing them out of their homes and hotels, and putting them out on the street in a backlash against those thought most likely to be carriers and transmitters of the coronavirus. Local authorities were unconcerned with potential accusations of racism, and concern only came at a national level once embassies, leaders, and citizens from dozens of African countries began vociferously protesting China’s treatment of their citizens.

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Many Africans have had their own experiences with racism in China.

Anecdotes abound. An elevator in the five-star Kempinski Hotel in Beijing, full of guests including a tall black man, stops on a floor on its way down to the lobby. The doors open and a Chinese woman waiting to get on takes one look at the African man, opens her mouth in shock, and shoos the lift to carry on without her.

The African could only laugh.

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I didn’t read all that but Asians are some of the most bigoted people.  I guess you can’t be racists to people of the same race. Look what Japan did in China pre WWII.  I have a friend who is Japanese.  The best way to piss her off is call her Korean. We hired a Korean woman and they immediately hated each other.  

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Many Africans have had their own experiences with racism in China.

Anecdotes abound. An elevator in the five-star Kempinski Hotel in Beijing, full of guests including a tall black man, stops on a floor on its way down to the lobby. The doors open and a Chinese woman waiting to get on takes one look at the African man, opens her mouth in shock, and shoos the lift to carry on without her.

The African could only laugh.

 

That's not how this one ends. The closing moment is when Reggie Jackson/Eddie Murphy gets a dozen roses delivered to her room. 

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THE WASHINGTON POST THINKS 55 RACIALLY INTIMIDATING NOOSES HAVE BEEN HUNG AT CONSTRUCTION SITES IN THE LAST FEW YEARS:

 

I guess it’s possible. But I would bet against it.

 

In this Dissent to the Commission on Civil Rights’ report on hate crimes, I have a footnote that lists quite a few false “noose” alarms (e.g. a fishing knot and a shoelace) as well as several purposeful “noose” hoaxes (remember Jussie Smollett?).

 

The piece also gives a little history behind the Southern Poverty Law Center that you might not know about.

 

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3485077

 

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2021/07/22/noose-construction-industry-racism/

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, John Adams said:

Double-talking to himself. Score two more s--ts for the leader. 

10 more DB points for 10hi! Keep em coming Mr. President!

You should come over to the GQP=Cult thread, Billsy is giving them away...

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20 minutes ago, Tenhigh said:

10 more DB points for 10hi! Keep em coming Mr. President!

You should come over to the GQP=Cult thread, Billsy is giving them away...


Bills is in third place on the sh—poster game behind B-man who will never be caught and Jim who is the sh—iest  two time board quitter in history. 

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34 minutes ago, John Adams said:


Bills is in third place on the sh—poster game behind B-man who will never be caught and Jim who is the sh—iest  two time board quitter in history. 


Awwwww.  How cute.  He’s keeping tabs on me.  So you like older men JA?   I hear it’s a thing. 

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51 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:


Awwwww.  How cute.  He’s keeping tabs on me.  So you like older men JA?   I hear it’s a thing. 


First your mind goes to the fried chicken and watermelon well regarding black people and now using homosexuality like it’s some kind of insult.
 

Guys born in your era are kind of predictable. 

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First your mind goes to the fried chicken and watermelon well regarding black people and now using homosexuality like it’s some kind of insult.
 

Guys born in your era are kind of predictable. 


Sure my mind when to you potentially being a racist. You’re doing well with your ageism so it was a logical move. A stretch yes but logical.  
 

Homosexuality?  Who the ***** is talking homosexuality?  I was talking having a thing for older men.  Women like older men too. 
 

And what era am I from?  
 

 

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Bills is in third place on the sh—poster game behind B-man who will never be caught and Jim who is the sh—iest  two time board quitter in history. 

Jim tries to have actual conversations, regardless of what you think about his politics.  Not sure why that counts as $hitposting.    

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Jim tries to have actual conversations, regardless of what you think about his politics.  Not sure why that counts as $hitposting.    

 

You're a dolt. 

 

Jim's the king of never ending "Get-a-room" childish insult-fests between two people. He brings nothing but he leads the board in resignations. 

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You're a dolt. 

 

Jim's the king of never ending "Get-a-room" childish insult-fests between two people. He brings nothing but he leads the board in resignations. 

Not sure how the king of calling people shltposters has the authority to call anyone a dolt, Mr. President. 

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I just found a racist institution. The DC Traffic and Parking enforcement is indeed racist according to the WAPO. 

 

The AUTOMATED cameras DC uses for traffic enforcement spits out tickets to black drivers more than white drivers. I mean, the new AI in cameras that programmed them to be racist is really something. 

 

 

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Last year, automated systems generally operated by the Department of Transportation issued more than $110 million in tickets in neighborhoods where Black residents made up 70 percent of the population, and $24 million where the residents were mostly White.

 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2021/08/06/dc-traffic-parking-tickets-black-neighborhoods/

 

 


 

 

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On 2/22/2019 at 10:26 AM, B-Man said:

STACY MCCAIN: Another Dot on the ‘Hate Map:’ Why is the SPLC smearing so many conservative groups? 

 

Because they’re a Democratic Super-PAC masquerading as a human rights organization, with the help of a complicit media.

 

 

FTA:

 

Whether through laziness or sympathy for the SPLC’s left-wing agenda, few journalists ever carefully scrutinize the list of U.S. “hate groups” that are allegedly now at an all-time high. For example, among the 17 “Anti-Immigrant Hate Groups” on the SPLC’s map are Pro English — because it’s “hate” to encourage Americans to learn the English language, apparently — and Americans for Legal Immigration (ALIPAC), whose president William Gheen has emphatically denounced the SPLC’s label. While “no evidence exists that anyone in our organization has ever engaged in racism, hate, or violence against minorities,” Gheen wrote in a 2014 letter to the SPLC, the “hate group” listing was “directly encouraging people to threaten violence against me and my family.”

 

The 100 “Anti-Muslim Hate Groups” listed by the SPLC include 47 separate listings for local affiliates of ACT for America, a group headed by Brigitte Gabriel, a Lebanese immigrant and author of the 2006 bestseller Because They Hate: A Survivor of Islamic Terror Warns America. Whatever one thinks of Ms. Gabriel or her group, what purpose is served by depicting ACT for America not as one “hate group,” but 47? Obviously, the SPLC does this to pad its numbers — to inflate the “hate,” so to speak — and any intelligent person must doubt whether any actual menace to Muslims is posed by Ms. Gabriel’s admirers in towns like Oostburg, Wisconsin, or Cape Cod, Massachusetts, each of which has a dot on the SPLC’s map.

 

 

 

Remember this the next time that you read the fake "Hate groups on the rise" narrative.

 


This Brigitte?  No hate?

 

 


 


 

I also love this gem:
 

 

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Irony is dead…

 

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THE “ANTI-HATE” GROUP THAT IS A HATE GROUP

KARL ZINSMEISTER

 

Shutting down people you don’t agree with is about as un-American as you can get. Rigorous debate, honest discussion, open exchange of ideas—that’s the American way. But free thinking and speech are threatened today by a group with a sweet-sounding name that conceals a nefarious purpose. This group is called the Southern Poverty Law Center, or SPLC.

 

Originally founded as a civil-rights law firm in 1971, the SPLC reinvented itself in the mid-‘80s as a political attack group. Every year now it produces a new list of people and charities it claims are “extremists” and “haters.” Aided by glowing coverage from the establishment media, the SPLC’s hate list has become a weapon for taking individuals and groups they disagree with and tarring them with ugly associations. The SPLC employs a two-pronged strategy: First, find a handful of crazies with barely any followers, no address, and no staff, and blow them up into a dangerous movement— proof that there are neo-Nazis lurking everywhere.

 

On their notorious “Hate Map,” the SPLC lists 917 separate hate groups in the U.S.! No one has even heard of more than a handful of them. The second strategy of the SPLC is to undermine legitimate political voices that they oppose by associating them with extremists like the KKK. Take the charity known as the Alliance Defending Freedom. The SPLC lists them as a “hate group.” Is that fair? Well, the ADF has a network of 3,000 attorneys from all across the U.S. who’ve donated more than a million volunteer hours in defense of religious liberty. They’ve had a role in 49 victories at the U.S. Supreme Court. Putting the Alliance Defending Freedom on a list with 130 Ku Klux Klan chapters is not only wrong, it’s malicious.

 

According to the SPLC, one of the most influential social scientists in the U.S.— Charles Murray— is a, quote, “white nationalist.” Ayaan Hirsi Ali, perhaps the most eloquent spokesperson for the rights of Muslim women, is, to the SPLC, a “toxic... anti-Muslim extremist.” Scores of other individuals and charities active in mainstream conservative or religious causes have likewise been branded by the Southern Poverty Law Center as threats to society.

 

Mind you, it is entirely fair to disagree with any of those folks. But it is utterly unfair to call them haters or extremists.

 

Second, alarmism is a great fundraising technique. Convincing people there are fascists everywhere has turned the SPLC into a cash machine. Last year, the group hustled $50 million dollars out of frightened liberal donors, adding to the $368 million dollars of assets they were already sitting on.

 

So, the next time you see the Southern Poverty Law Center quoted in the news, just remember: the masterminds behind the SPLC aren’t eliminating hate. They are fueling it.

 

 

https://assets.ctfassets.net/qnesrjodfi80/1fQQPJ6FRwQck0u2AsoWmW/94ad6d73b54a29f5098c1c709fbad6fd/zinsmeister-the_anti-hate_group_that_is_a_hate_group-transcript.pdf

 

 

 

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THE “ANTI-HATE” GROUP THAT IS A HATE GROUP

KARL ZINSMEISTER

 

Shutting down people you don’t agree with is about as un-American as you can get. Rigorous debate, honest discussion, open exchange of ideas—that’s the American way. But free thinking and speech are threatened today by a group with a sweet-sounding name that conceals a nefarious purpose. This group is called the Southern Poverty Law Center, or SPLC.

 

Originally founded as a civil-rights law firm in 1971, the SPLC reinvented itself in the mid-‘80s as a political attack group. Every year now it produces a new list of people and charities it claims are “extremists” and “haters.” Aided by glowing coverage from the establishment media, the SPLC’s hate list has become a weapon for taking individuals and groups they disagree with and tarring them with ugly associations. The SPLC employs a two-pronged strategy: First, find a handful of crazies with barely any followers, no address, and no staff, and blow them up into a dangerous movement— proof that there are neo-Nazis lurking everywhere.

 

On their notorious “Hate Map,” the SPLC lists 917 separate hate groups in the U.S.! No one has even heard of more than a handful of them. The second strategy of the SPLC is to undermine legitimate political voices that they oppose by associating them with extremists like the KKK. Take the charity known as the Alliance Defending Freedom. The SPLC lists them as a “hate group.” Is that fair? Well, the ADF has a network of 3,000 attorneys from all across the U.S. who’ve donated more than a million volunteer hours in defense of religious liberty. They’ve had a role in 49 victories at the U.S. Supreme Court. Putting the Alliance Defending Freedom on a list with 130 Ku Klux Klan chapters is not only wrong, it’s malicious.

 

According to the SPLC, one of the most influential social scientists in the U.S.— Charles Murray— is a, quote, “white nationalist.” Ayaan Hirsi Ali, perhaps the most eloquent spokesperson for the rights of Muslim women, is, to the SPLC, a “toxic... anti-Muslim extremist.” Scores of other individuals and charities active in mainstream conservative or religious causes have likewise been branded by the Southern Poverty Law Center as threats to society.

 

Mind you, it is entirely fair to disagree with any of those folks. But it is utterly unfair to call them haters or extremists.

 

Second, alarmism is a great fundraising technique. Convincing people there are fascists everywhere has turned the SPLC into a cash machine. Last year, the group hustled $50 million dollars out of frightened liberal donors, adding to the $368 million dollars of assets they were already sitting on.

 

So, the next time you see the Southern Poverty Law Center quoted in the news, just remember: the masterminds behind the SPLC aren’t eliminating hate. They are fueling it.

 

 

https://assets.ctfassets.net/qnesrjodfi80/1fQQPJ6FRwQck0u2AsoWmW/94ad6d73b54a29f5098c1c709fbad6fd/zinsmeister-the_anti-hate_group_that_is_a_hate_group-transcript.pdf

 

 

 

 

 

 


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On 7/23/2021 at 2:07 PM, B-Man said:

THE WASHINGTON POST THINKS 55 RACIALLY INTIMIDATING NOOSES HAVE BEEN HUNG AT CONSTRUCTION SITES IN THE LAST FEW YEARS

 

These were obviously misplaced.  At least in the construction going on around my house, the construction industry workers appear to be primarily Hispanic.

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As any intelligent person could have told you.

 

 

IS ANYONE REALLY SURPRISED? Southern Poverty Law Center Is Racist, Employees Say.

 

https://freebeacon.com/latest-news/southern-poverty-law-center-is-racist-employees-say/

 

 

 

On 3/4/2017 at 9:11 AM, Tiberius said:

 

Yup, if people try and stop hate, racism and discrimination they are the bad ones. Racists HATE the Sothern Poverty Law Center

 

 

Still hilariously wrong, 5 years later.

 

 

 

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On 9/1/2022 at 1:10 PM, Big Blitz said:

The Democrat Party is absolutely a racist institution 

 

 

 

 


yes… and with a long history to prove it. At first it was overt, now it’s more about veiled  subjugation and ‘lending a helping hand’ because of their own relative superiority…. 

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yes… and with a long history to prove it. At first it was overt, now it’s more about veiled  subjugation and ‘lending a helping hand’ because of their own relative superiority…. 


Yeah if only the DEMS used a little hand gesture like the cult to let everyone know just what disgusting human trash they are

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