Southern Poverty Law Center's newest giggler

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Those high-minded social hawks at the Southern Poverty Law Center are now in the media business, offering up their utterly unbiased, searingly honest, COMPLETELY OBJECTIVE 6-part TV series, centered on "Far Right Extremism and President Donald Trump."

The controversial nonprofit is teaming with Black Box Management to produce a six-part documentary series that will explore "the normalization of American far-right extremism in the age of Donald Trump," according to a statement provided to the Hollywood Reporter.

Black Box co-founder and producer Mike Dill told THR that his Los Angeles-based company plans to start shopping the still-untitled project to potential cable and streaming outlets as early as June.

"To vindicate itself as a fair and balanced agency, the IRS must strip the SPLC of its privileged tax-exempt status," Dale Wilcox, the Immigration Law Reform Institute's general counsel, told Breitbart News last month. "Their attacks on the President during his campaign were some of the most egregious I've ever seen," he said, adding that "hoarding over $300 million in donor contributions, the group can afford to pay taxes anyway."

Last year, the SPLC described the deadly assault on Orlando's Pulse nightclub that left 49 people dead, and the Black Lives Matter-inspired murders of police officers in Baton Rouge and Dallas, as "radical-right terrorist plots." 

If Black Lives Matter is a radical-right organization, then our sky is green, sunrise is from the west and men produce our offspring.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-hollywood/2017/05/10/southern-poverty-law-center-docuseries-to-explore-far-right-extremism-in-the-age-of-donald-trump/

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Those high-minded social hawks at the Southern Poverty Law Center are now in the media business, offering up their utterly unbiased, searingly honest, COMPLETELY OBJECTIVE 6-part TV series, centered on "Far Right Extremism and President Donald Trump."

When this series is about to air, you can be sure that Stephen Colbert
will have the producer or the host of the series on his show.

He'll give it more publicity than he does the latest Star Wars movie!
Talk about "normalizing extremism!"