Hrm.
From their own Twitter bio, “The Southern Poverty Law Center combats hate, intolerance, and discrimination through education and litigation.”
This thread of tweets regarding bomb-threat suspect Juan Thompson seems a bit odd … aren’t they supposed to fight against hate?
Thompson’s motivation seems to have been to implicate a former girlfriend in the JCC threats, not necessarily anti-Semitism as such pic.twitter.com/tw1dX74vGi
— SPLC (@splcenter) March 3, 2017
So because Thompson’s motivation was possibly to implicate a girlfriend that means it stops being anti-Semitic? Explain this one to us, SPLC. He could have called a bomb threat into any establishment and blamed her, and he chose Jewish Community Centers.
But by all means, keep spinning.
In 8 instances, Thompson seems to have been opportunistically copycatting the horrific JCC bomb threats. This doesn’t explain the other 92.
— SPLC (@splcenter) March 3, 2017
Why is the SPLC deflecting from what Thompson may have done? Anti-Semitism is anti-Semitism, that doesn’t change these eight instances.
Thompson "is not believed to be the main suspect behind the rash of bomb threats, according to law enforcement” https://t.co/Q00OLcu3o4
— SPLC (@splcenter) March 3, 2017
So since he only is suspected in eight instances of anti-Semitic bomb threats that makes it somehow ok?
Does the SPLC get paid for this nonsense?
Thompson appears culpable in a small fraction of the JCC threats, but this is not case closed and it’s imperative we continue to #ReportHate
— SPLC (@splcenter) March 3, 2017
Uh huh. In other words, the SPLC didn’t get the suspect they wanted (namely an evil, white, straight, male Trump supporter) so they will write this one off as a jilted ex thing.
Typical.
Related:
YIKES! Anti-Defamation League releases DISTURBING details about bomb-threat suspect, Juan Thompsonhttps://t.co/vGj1OyHZEN
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) March 3, 2017
