[N_Fiddledog]

Hannah Scherlacher did a radio interview with Family Research Council Radio (FRC). The segment concerned Socialism.

For that she was put on Southern Poverty Law Center's "Hatewatch Page."

[N_Fiddledog]

In other words SPLC was calling it's indoctrinates to action. More specifically it was doing this:



And no that isn't cool. It wasn't cool when they did similar to Ayyan Hirsi Ali or Dr. Ben Carson. It definitely wasn't cool when they did it to sweet little Hannah Scherlacher for daring to discuss socialism with an organization damned by the regressive left for supporting traditional Family Values.

SPLC are out of control and no longer credible. This is why they had to start stashing their misbegotten millions offshore. Legal repercussions, at least, have to be expected to come soon.

[N_Fiddledog]

For example:

Bill Maher wants to be a part of lawsuit against Southern Poverty Law Center

Christian ministry sues over listing on Southern Poverty Law’s ‘hate map’

Southern Poverty Law Center gets sued by Christians and Muslims and hardly anyone covers it

[BeaverFever]

You are such a triggered snowflake

[N_Fiddledog]

So all you representing what I previously called snowflakes on this thread have left then is what amounts to a childish "No. You are."

Very well then. No Snowflake, you are.

[BeaverFever]

Your friend went on a hate groups radio station and is mad that people didn’t redact her name from the list of guests to help keep her dirty secret for her because she thinks she’s uniquely entitled to special treatment.

Now she’s a triggered snowflake

[N_Fiddledog]

There's only one real hate group in this conversation and that's the Southern Poverty Law Center.

[BeaverFever]

Are anti-gay organizations that seek to impose punitive and restrictive laws on lgbtq people “hate groups”? I think many would say yes.

Im not aware of any definition of “hate group” that simply includes anyone who calls other groups hate groups.

[Tricks]

I'm curious how the ADF feels about Muslim religious freedom.

[N_Fiddledog]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

Are anti-gay organizations that seek to impose punitive and restrictive laws on lgbtq people “hate groups”? I think many would say yes.

Im not aware of any definition of “hate group” that simply includes anyone who calls other groups hate groups.

Tricks wants to talk about the Alliance Defending Freedom. All righty then.

THE ADF



As has been shown, the Southern Poverty Law Center's fingering of people and organizations has led to multiple incidents; one involving a shooting and attempted mass murder. There was also an assault, and separated incidents of vandalism.

What horrors of hate are the ADF responsible for?

[N_Fiddledog]

I'm not sure why Tricks thinks a Christian organization would make Muslim religious freedoms their priority or even their duty, but this video below from them might offer up the ADF's general attitude towards the subject. To me it seems like they favor religious freedom for all.

[Thanos]

When hate groups clash with each other?

[N_Fiddledog]

I care sometimes.

The hate group Southern Poverty Law center shouldn't be fingering people like Hannah Scherlacher, Ayyan Hirsi Ali and Doctor Ben Carson.

It kind of sucks that people and property have been physically damaged by their zealots. I'd hate to see something like that happen to somebody like sweet little Hannah.

[N_Fiddledog]

I don't think the zealots who attacked Charles Murray and put an accompanying Professor in a neck brace were too cool. The attackers cited SPLC for authority.

Put me down as against that.

A Violent Attack on Free Speech at Middlebury

[Thanos]

I suppose there's an argument to be made somewhere that the FRC deserves to be labelled a hate group considering their entire belief system dovetails perfectly with the people who did this to a child:

https://www.rawstory.com/2017/10/los-an ... rosecutor/

$1:

In opening statements in the trial of an Los Angeles man accused of killing his girlfriend’s 8-year-old son, prosecutors state the boy was tortured to death because the boyfriend thought he was gay.

According to KTLA, Isauro Aguirre is facing a charge of murder with a special circumstance of torture in the death of Gabriel Fernandez on May 22, 2013.

While Aguirre’s attorney admitted that his client assaulted the boy because he claimed the child wanted his mother to leave him, prosecutors painted a picture of constant abuse that eventually led to death.

According to prosecutor Jon Hatami, Aguirre — with the help of the child’s mother, Pearl Fernandez — beat Gabriel, bit him, burned him with cigarettes, whipped him, shot him with a B.B. gun, starved him, fed him cat litter and kept him gagged and bound.

As the child lay dying, his mother and Aguirre called 911 for help, but it was too late and Gabriel died two days later in a local hospital.

“They didn’t call 911 to help Gabriel. They called 911 to cover up what they did,” Hatami explained. “The defendant lied on the 911 call.”

According to the paramedic who responded to the call, “It was just unbelievable amount of trauma on his body.”

According to the prosecutor, Aguirre made the 8-year-old dress up in girls’ clothes and added that Aguirre didn’t like Gabriel, believing the boy was gay.

“The evidence will show that the defendant is nothing more than a bully,” Hatami said of the Six-foot-2-inch, 270-pound Aguirre. “He was a security guard who intentionally tortured and abused a helpless and innocent little boy.”

Prosecutors will also introduce text message evidence of Aguirre and the boy’s mother — who will be tried separately — discussing harming the child.

According to the report, four Los Angeles social workers who were assigned to Gabriel’s case are currently under investigation.

So, not even confirmed to be gay but the gay was permanently chased away anyway through torture and murder.