[marty60]

That would required extending it to the Dumocrat Party.

but the guy is right about the hard core are dangerous in a dying movement. Just look at the dums.

[Zivasmate]

Note the direct association in the mind of the author between 'Hate groups" and white supremacy. Granted that white supremacists, if they commit violent acts against non-whites should be considered a hate group, but why do I get the feeling that in the author's mind (and the MSM in general) the only people who can possibly be part of a hate group are Whites?

There are certainly non-white people who express virulent hatred toward whites, as witnessed from their rap cd's and other statements. Are they not also part of a hate group? What about radical Islam who as part of there daily vitriol verbally, if not violently attack America, are they not also a hate group? Some of the rhetoric expressed toward Pres. Bush and his supporters by his opponents - would that not constitute " hate speech"? Just wondering what we consider a "hate group" and what we consider the freedom to express an opinion in our country. Isn't there a double standard?

[attiladhun2]

Consider also that Al Qaeda and other Islamofascists have been infiltrating White Supremist and Michigan Militia-type groups for years. Read Jayna Davis' book The Third Terrorist.