Southern Poverty Law Center's 'Hate Tracker' Monitors Twitter Mentions of 'Christmas'

Article subtitle: 
Christianity itself is considered 'hate' by this nasty group
Article author: 
Tom Knighton
Article publisher: 
PJ Media
Article date: 
27 December 2017
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
hate group
political correctness
SPLC
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Article Body: 
Is there a War on Christmas"? Many on the right argue that there is, while others are skeptical that things reach that level. However, the latest stunt by the supposedly nonpartisan Southern Poverty Law Center may cause skeptical folks to rethink.
 
From RedState:
 
But then here comes the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), with their new project: a “hate tracker” that is monitoring Twitter trends of “extremists,” including topics like “Christmas.”...
 
The SPLC still likes to paint itself as a nonpartisan observer of hate groups in the United States, but recent years have made it clear that it has a heavy bias towards leftist ideology...
 
The SPLC is undermining themselves with these kinds of antics, and they have to know it.
 
But they don't care. They just want those donor checks to keep rolling in, and those checks are coming from Leftists with hateful, anti-free speech opinions.
 

 

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