Mike CernovichVerified account

Neither "Pizzagate," nor true but not representative articles about extremist behavior of primarily minorities are neither of those things.

I take it in life you are important and expect people to treat you with deference. But such tactics as you use not needed. This is a conversation in good faith. Should the SPLC use more caution when labeling groups “hate groups” in light of an actual domestic terror incident.

They should not shy away from describing the activities of organizations that espouse beliefs like this:

"“While activists like to claim that pedophilia is a completely distinct orientation from homosexuality, evidence shows a disproportionate overlap between the two. … It is a homosexual problem.” — FRC President Tony Perkins, FRC website, 2010"

By merely including these groups on their site, they have not displayed anything that suggests that greater caution would have prevented anything that happened.

And I am on Twitter in the middle of a Monday afternoon, so no, not important. I am just an entrepreneur/small time attorney struggling with ADHD, and no one currently should or does treat me with deference.

See here is my hangup, it isn't that you said any of those things. Its that you can't look at it and be like yea that was fucked up, and express shame for it. No one is perfect, I can name every single time I have done something objectively racist. Every single one, and they are

seared into my mind, and I feel shame for them every single time I think of them. I'm not a bad person, but I know it was wrong and I can't change it and I feel shame for that. If you feel shame for any of the specific behaviors I pointed to, that is not evident at all.