How to Form a ‘Hate Group’

Are you in a “hate group”? Would you like to be? Turns out that it is easy to be and I have some experience in this matter as my blog Southern Future was recently declared a “hate group” by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). “Hate groups” are very lucrative business – not for you though (more on that shortly). And there are some important things to know about them if you are considering the jump into “hate.”

WHO CAN BE A “HATE GROUP”

Let’s look at the basics. Who can be a “hate group”? Basically, anyone who disagrees with the prevailing values of the coastal urbanite liberal elite. This means that roughly half the US population has the potential to be a “hate group.” Do you believe in traditional marriage? Do you oppose affirmative action? Do you believe in free speech even if that speech offends a minority group? Do you oppose amnesty for illegal immigrants? Do you support gun rights? Do you think a man who dresses up as a woman shouldn’t be able to go into the women’s bathroom with your wife and daughter? If you answered yes to some or all of these questions you have the potential to be a “hate group.” It also helps greatly to be White since nearly all “hate groups” are White – especially the ones which get the big media attention. So, roughly 100-150 million Americans could possibly become a “hate group.”

FORMING A “HATE GROUP”

The main thing to remember about forming a “hate group” is that you don’t need to involve anyone else other than yourself. “Hate groups” are not necessarily groups. My blog, for example, is a “hate group” even though it is not a group. I alone write there. And it isn’t an organization. But that’s okay because it doesn’t have to be.

Also, your “hate group” needn’t hate anyone. Genuine hatred is not what “hate groups” are about. You just have to express opinions which the liberal elites don’t like. As explained below, this is really a business anyhow – not for you but for the people who label you.

All you really have to do is make a website or in some other way begin advocating for ideas which urbanite coastal elites find repugnant. This could take any form. I have a couple of friends who own businesses which are “hate groups.” That definitely qualifies. In fact, one of my friends was recently two “hate groups,” though for some reason he is now only one. I guess the “hate” dwindled a little on his front.

THE BUSINESS OF “HATE GROUPS”

“Hate groups” are big business. Not for you but for the people who monitor them and designate you as a “hate group.” Hundreds of millions of dollars are involved. For example, the SPLC has over made over $40 million in 2012 and has an endowment of over $300 million.

How does it work? Let me briefly explain. The SPLC or Anti Defamation League or any other group which monitors “hate groups” first designate you as a “hate group.” They put you or your blog on their “Hate Map.” They write articles about you which put you in the worst possible light. Anything is fair game here. They will dig back decades if they can to find some piece of information which they can use to make you look bad.

They especially like to “link” you to others. This can mean anything. They regularly establish these “links” based on the weakest connections imaginable. If you write a book or blog post and someone reads it and then does something terrible you will be “linked” to that terrible deed.

Then they build a “rising tide of hate.” This is the real trick. They must designate more “hate groups” each year or claim that the “hate groups” are more radical, violent or fear-inspiring than in years gone by. In other words, they must build urgency and create a scary scenario in which “hate is on the rise” and threatens to sweep across society. This is easy to do because there are so many possibilities when it comes to “hate groups,” as we have seen, and they can all be “linked” in some way to something or someone terrible. It just takes a little digging and imagination.

Next, the monitors appeal to their urbanite liberal base for funds to “fight the growing tide of hate” sweeping across the country. Give until it hurts. Give if you care. Give for the children. Give for peace, tolerance and civil rights. And the money begins flowing in. Tens of millions of dollars flow in.

That is essentially how the scam works. Throw in a few high profile legal cases against poor, working class “hate groups” and so “educational” work to indocrinate police and teachers for good measure. Maybe have people call and try to get “hate group” members fired from their jobs or kicked out of their apartments. That about covers the work of the “hate group” watchdog groups like the SPLC. The entire thing imrevolves around a money-grabbing scam.

Now, are you still interested in being a “hate group”? Perhaps you already are but aren’t yet aware of it. That’s possible. Or maybe you will soon be come a “hate group.” If so, I want to welcome you to the world of “hate.”