Tracking hate in America

[Danno 1,228]

Not true. You really don't need to fabricate the facts. The do have minorities on staff. I think what you meant to say their executive leadership team does not have any minorities. That is a big difference than saying the entire staff. While I think that is unfortunate it does not distract from their overall mission in my opinion.

The phrase "entire staff" was yours not mine.

Naturally the hired help might include minorities but one would think an organization who puts its self out there as the WATCH DOG on race would reflect that ideal within their leadership.

I admire your ability to look past that..... I wonder if you are equally inclined when it's the TEA Party etc?

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The phrase "entire staff" was yours not mine.

Naturally the hired help might include minorities but one would think an organization who puts its self out there as the WATCH DOG on race would reflect that ideal within their leadership.

I admire your ability to look past that..... I wonder if you are equally inclined when it's the TEA Party etc?

I did not look past it I said that that is unfortunate. Yes I am equally inclined to look at that when it's the tea party because their situation is special......not enough crazy Black folk lining up to join a tea party except Allen West and craaazy only stretches so far.

[Danno 1,228]

I did not look past it I said that that is unfortunate. Yes I am equally inclined to look at that when it's the tea party because their situation is special......not enough crazy Black folk lining up to join a tea party except Allen West and craaazy only stretches so far.

There are more Blacks in the tea party than you would find in Greenpeace, Peta or a Gay rights march.

Just saying.

[UncleBeer 244]

How exactly has the SPLC discredited itself?

Apparently SPLC finds "the Singing Nuns" morally abhorrent. Go figure:

Hate groups watchdog has Mount St. Michael on list North Idaho human rights activist, rabbi surprised

What do the Aryan Nations, the Ku Klux Klan and the home of Spokane’s Singing Nuns have in common?

They’re all on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s map of “hate groups” in the Northwest.

Mount St. Michael, home to a Latin Rite or Tridentine Catholic church, school and convent north of Spokane, has been listed since 2006 by the law center as a radical traditional Catholic group and accused of anti-Semitic activities.

Last week, the law center released the annual update of its “hate map” of groups around the country, which includes an interactive, easy-to-use online graphic. Mount St. Michael is one of 16 organizations mapped for Washington, sharing the state listing with a potpourri of neo-Nazi, Klan, Christian Identity, black separatist, white nationalist and racist skinhead groups.

The Alabama-based watchdog organization defends the St. Michael listing, but it surprised one of its local allies and prompted one longtime critic to say the center was showing its political bias.

The Rev. Casimir Puskorius, pastor of Mount St. Michael, calls the listing “very unfair” and contends it’s a result of a liberal organization taking issue with the teachings of a conservative Christian group.

“We considered suing them, some years ago, but they have more resources than us,” Puskorius said.