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This kind of thing just burns me up. The famous American Youth group "Young Americans for Freedom" is being harrassed and spat upon by hateful joos who have an anti-Christian agenda of hate.
I can personally attest to the fact that there is absolutely nothing hateful about YAF. In fact, I was the founding member of the Landover Baptist University chapter of Young Americans for Freedom. They love America, what's wrong with that? Why should they be persecuted like some hook nosed joo?
Students Land on Hate-Group Watch List
Michigan - A vocal Michigan State University student group has landed alongside Klan factions and neo-Nazis on the Southern Poverty Law Center's active hate groups list.
MSU's chapter of Young Americans for Freedom, a conservative student organization, has sparked debate and campus protests by bringing in speakers deriding homosexuality, Islam and illegal immigrants, the Detroit Free Press reported.
Southern Poverty Law Center's director, Mark Potok, called the chapter "a very virulent, nasty little group," but students told the paper they were not hate-mongers, but rather about "God, home and country."
Law enforcement agencies use the Southern Poverty Law Center list to track extremist group activities, the newspaper said.
"Anyone can make a list," the YAF chapter's financial director, Nate Sherman, wrote in an e-mail to the Free Press. "In fact, the SPLC is on our list of hate groups!"
Michigan - A vocal Michigan State University student group has landed alongside Klan factions and neo-Nazis on the Southern Poverty Law Center's active hate groups list.
MSU's chapter of Young Americans for Freedom, a conservative student organization, has sparked debate and campus protests by bringing in speakers deriding homosexuality, Islam and illegal immigrants, the Detroit Free Press reported.
Southern Poverty Law Center's director, Mark Potok, called the chapter "a very virulent, nasty little group," but students told the paper they were not hate-mongers, but rather about "God, home and country."
Law enforcement agencies use the Southern Poverty Law Center list to track extremist group activities, the newspaper said.
"Anyone can make a list," the YAF chapter's financial director, Nate Sherman, wrote in an e-mail to the Free Press. "In fact, the SPLC is on our list of hate groups!"
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