Round Two: NBC Smears Pro-Family Org as ‘Hate Group’ … Again
By: The Ruth Institute
The SPLC is a terrorist inspiring hate group. It is a corruption plagued money laundering organization rife with racism and misogyny from top to bottom. It is an old organization still trading on credibility from events 40-50 years ago and is now a partisan hack group using its hate labels once used to ID real bad people to instead throw around as weapons to silence religious and political opponents. There is no good in that organization or anyone affiliated with it in any way.
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NBC – allied with the Southern Poverty Law Center — has repeated its accusation against the pro-family Ruth Institute that it is a “hate group”. The organization — the “crime” of which seems to be that it opposes the age’s sexual anarchy, transgenderism and is a strong advocate of the traditional family – has mounted a petition demanding the network cease and desist its smearing.
by The Ruth Institute
“NBC’s second broadside against the Ruth Institute is both predictable and pathetic,” said Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, Ph.D., the Institute’s founder and president.
Following its December 9 story , on December 12, NBC did another “exposé” of supposed hate groups that received funding under the Paycheck Protection Program, using information provided by the thoroughly partisan Southern Poverty Law Center.
“SPLC has become the attack dog of the Sexual Revolution,” said Morse. “Its victims include the American Family Association, Family Research Council, the American College of Pediatricians, and Liberty Counsel, as well as the Ruth Institute.
“SPLC’s formula is the essence of simplicity. If you oppose same-sex marriage, you’re a hate group. If you affirm that there’s no science behind what’s called transgenderism, you’re hateful.”
Morse added, “Like so many Sexual Revolutionary groups, NBC and SPLC have given in to the totalitarian impulse. Their tactics are meant to foreclose debate. If they pin the ‘hateful’ label on an organization, no one has to consider its arguments. Because neither entity can answer our arguments, they try to label us hateful and ignore us. It’s a sign of intellectual impotence.
“The Ruth Institute has fought many of the worst effects of the Sexual Revolution. More than any other organization, we have exposed clerical sex abuse. We also provide support for the victims of divorce, pornography, and other forms of sexual exploitation.
“Far from helping victims, NBC has been credibly accused by its former reporter, Ronan Farrow, of shutting down an investigation of charges of sex abuse against former studio head Harvey Weinstein.
So, while the Ruth Institute was working to support victims of sex abuse, according to Farrow, NBC was protecting a sex offender.”
Morse noted ironically, “We’ve got to be one of the few ‘hate groups’ whose leadership and staff include Catholics, a Jew and an Orthodox priest, as well as Evangelicals, Pentecostals and Mormons. We have also collaborated with African pro-life groups, trying to help them protect their right to have as many children as they want. Odd behavior for a group that is allegedly the Second Coming of the Ku Klux Klan.”
Late last week, in association with Life Petitions, the Ruth Institute launched a petition demanding NBC issue a retraction of its December 9 story, stop using the Southern Poverty Law Center as a source, and “cease harassing and defaming organizations that are working to defend the family, the bedrock of American civilization.” The petition gathered more than 6,600 signatures in just a few days despite the busy holiday season.
Jennifer Roback Morse is the author of The Sexual State : How Elite Ideologies Are Destroying Lives .
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So the message is, "Don't listen to SPLC, just listen to us and we will convey what SPLC is saying". Because I am sure this site is completely unbiased. /sarc
From the linked article...
So you agree that white supremacist groups should get PPP aid? Joel Olestein raked in 4.4 million in PPP aid and he doesn't even pay takes.
If you want to donate to hate groups, feel free but I don't want my tax dollars going to support them.
fuck those thumper hate groups. their opinions are irrelevant. they invite persecution victim-hood with their willful ignorance of the constitution. [Deleted - No death wishing]
It is apparent to me, and I hope soon to others, that labeling a group as a "hate group" isn't solving any problems or contributing to the conversation. However, in my opinion, the Ruth Institute, and similar groups are wrong about a number of things and I would be happy to explain to any of them why I think so.