WorldnetDaily has made it unto the SPLC hate list

[Little-Acorn]

WorldnetDaily has made it unto the SPLC hate list


No surprise there.

Any site that points out what the liberals really think and do, is eligible to be called a "hate site".... because the liberals really hate them.

 

[whitehall]

Doesn't the "Southern Poverty Law Center have better things to do, like making sure freakazoids have access to southern women's rest rooms, than worrying about the 1st Amendment rights of "WorldnetDaily" to publish stuff they don't like?

 

[ogibillm]

You know google blm leaders and get quotes, but if you want me to give you some info, OK.

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Here is a couple of videos showing both activist and some leaders making threats and advocating

Problem bripat

Could not find AEI in their extremist file.

Are you sure they are listed as a hate group by SPLC?

Into the Mainstream​

www.aei.org

Founded in 1943, the Washington, D.C.-based American Enterprise Institute (AEI) is one of the most influential conservative think tanks in America. While its roots are in pro-business values, AEI in recent years has sponsored scholars whose views are seen by many as bigoted or even racist.

For example, Dinesh D'Souza, the author of The End of Racism, holds an Olin Foundation research fellowship at AEI. D'Souza has suggested that civil rights activists actually help perpetuate racial tensions and division in the United States, and has even called for the repeal of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. After his book was published, black conservatives Robert Woodson and Glenn Loury denounced it — Woodson released a statement saying it "fans the flames of racial animosity" — and broke their own ties with AEI.

Another AEI-sponsored scholar, Charles Murray, is more controversial. Murray, who has a Bradley Foundation research fellowship at AEI, is the co-author of The Bell Curve,a book that argues that blacks and Latinos are genetically inferior to whites and that most social welfare and affirmative action programs are doomed to failure as a result. The book, described as a reheated "stale stew of racial eugenics" by historian Godfrey Hodgson, cites the work of some 16 researchers financed by the racist Pioneer Fund*.​

According to your link, they are not listed as a hate group! However, the AEI should be criticized for what you listed!!

That is some racist shit!

are those really 'leaders'?