Maybe if I wear glasses, they'll think I know how to read After all, if Donald Trump can be slapped with four different indictments, including one at the state level and another at the local level, why isn't there a single non-federal indictment against Hunter Biden when there is direct photographic evidence of many of his misdeeds? If the D.A. of Westchester County, New York, is investigating Project Veritas founder James O'Keefe, why does there never seem to be an investigation of the left's many shady non-profits, from Black Lives Matter to the SPLC? Even if they don't know the exact details, Americans can tell there is an imbalance.
The SPLC remains a powerful and enormously wealthy node of the left, with its pile of available cash exceeding $700 million.
The SPLC's "Hate group" designations, instead of being treated as the ideologically motivated trash that they are, have in the past won FBI approval and been used to justify online censorship and more.
In reality, of course, it is the SPLC itself that is the "Hate group" for all practical purposes, and its work promoting deplatforming and censorship means that it effectively conspires against the rights of U.S. citizens.
Much like the left dreams of destroying the NRA or the Federalist Society, it would be good to defang the SPLC. And fortunately, this is very reasonable to imagine.
In 2019, former SPLC staffer Bob Moser described the SPLC as a "Con" that was "Ripping off donors." All the way back in 1996, the head of another progressive non-profit described founder Morris Dees as "a fraud and a conman." But there's no reason to stop at the organization's potentially shady finances.
In 2019, the SPLC fired founder Morris Dees and alleged a pattern of both harassment and discrimination.
Disgraced Morris Dees was fired from SPLC amid accusations of harassment and discrimination.
During the trial of Douglass Mackey for making illegal memes in the 2016 election, the SPLC menaced one of Mackey's planned character witnesses, Prof. George Hawley of the University of Alabama.
Just before Mackey was to testify, the SPLC planned to release a hitpiece against Hawley, threatening his career to keep him from testifying.
Guess what? That's a crime! There is a simple reason the SPLC should not be able to exist in a state of perfect impunity: it's based in Montgomery, Alabama.
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