One would have to question the sanity and sincerity of the SPLC's manufactured allegations against the MRM, as even they live in denial of their own actions. They are in that process of self-denial as they behave directly opposite to what they claim to stand for. Their confusion, obvious hypocrisy and duplicity,  demonstrates that the SPLC have created a new "Standard of Behaviour" rule, of which only they are exempt..

‘Men’s Rights Movement’ Symbolizes Growing Nationwide Misogyny

 GUEST: Mark Potok is one of the country’s leading experts on extremist movements and is the editor-in-chief of the SPLC’s award-winning, quarterly journal, the Intelligence Report, its Hatewatch blog, and its investigative reports

The SPLC has other obvious links to fanatics as well as floating in funds and avoiding taxes..

* The SPLC is closely aligned with cultural Marxists and convicted terrorists like Weather Underground bomber Bill Ayers, who was lauded by the SPLC's "Teaching Tolerance" project as a "civil rights organizer ... teacher and author."

* Belying the "Poverty" in its name, the SPLC has amassed $200 million in "reserve funds" that its secretive directors invest in hedge funds and offshore bank accounts in places like the Cayman Islands. The tax-exempt organization spends almost 90 percent of its revenue on "fund-raising and administrative costs" and flunked an audit by the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance.

Copies of this explosive report are available both in hard copy and on-line at our website: www.thesocialcontract.com. 

And ofcourse there is more, too much to list here but here is another assessment of that organisation that makes money for the sake of it and spends it on itself..

Link..

SPLC’s hometown newspaper, The MontgomeryAdvertiser, won a journalism award for a series of investigative articles onthe unethical fundraising practices of Dees and the Southern Poverty Law Center(“A complex man: Opportunist or Crusader?” February 14, 1994). The articlesnoted that in a ten-year period (1984-1994), SPLC spent some $40 million— two-thirds of itsincome—on itsown expenses. The newspaper quoted Pamela Summers, a former SPLC legal fellow,as saying: “What they are doing in the legal department is not done for thebest interest of everybody [but] is done as though the sole, overriding goal isto make money. They’re drowning in their own affluence.”

The miss-mash of false allegations made up by the SPLC concerning certain "Manophere" sites, only exposes them even further to hypocrisy, by failing to expose radical feminist sites as being hateful and violent, we have already exposed them to be just that. But the SPLC chooses to ignore them and may even benefit by doing so as the RadFem Hub, are raising funds for the SPLC. So this apparently by-passes special interests and monetary advantage.  By ignoring SPLC's own policy claims and guidelines, that organisation totally ignores blatant hatred and suggested violence when it is in their own best interest to do so..

Paul Elam in reply to Dr. Tara J. Palmatier 

It is the editorial opinion of AVfM that SPLC is a hate group. We have long identified Radfem and many other feminist organizations/individuals as promoting hate. SPLC has qualified themselves by dishonestly using their influence to undermine efforts to aid a designated population which faces systemic discriminations.
I got one of their half baked emails as well, in which a Mr. Potok of that organization did a song and dance around the fact that they were attempting to profile SAVE, this website and a number of others as hate groups.
Well, you’re hateful, but not really officially, yet, but you hate women, but we really didn’t try to compare you to hate groups, really.
The double speak and obfuscation was astounding.
I am saying what I thinks, and what I think is that SPLC is supporting and practicing misandry, which is a form of hatred as real as any other. And I think Radfem coming out to raise money for them speaks volumes.

The SPLC appears to be more interested in promoting doctrine and politics than being honest to their followers and financial supporters. Spreading blatant misinformation and assumptions is what we have come to expect from the slut-feminist movement, no one would have expected that same treatment from an organisation that lays claim to be a supporter of justice and basic human rights. Their response is directly opposed to that statement as they single out a movement whose sole intent is to fight for the rights of men and boys, against the tyranny already in place in law, education and government biased procedures aimed directly at depriving men and boys of their basic human rights. Surely that would alone should warrant their support of the MRM, but instead they choose to promote the feminist's farcical, sexist and discriminatory disinformation route by claiming that somehow, but not really, can the MRM be claimed to partake in some unsavory behaviour, according to their tunnel visioned perspective..

If you financially support the SPLC, I would be asking them some important questions about their obvious anti-male bias and misandry !

Southern Poverty Law Center linked to hate activity

A Voice for Men and register-her.com regularly investigate political organizations, activists and internet based entities that engage in hate speech and/or work to undermine the basic civil liberties of targeted groups within the general population. We place particular emphasis on individuals and groups that target men and boys for discriminatory or violent persecution because we regard them as an underserved population.
A recent example of that is Radfemhub.com, a website where ideologues have been known to gather to further plans for male targeted infanticide, murder and food supply poisoning. Simon and Schuster published novelist Pamela O’Shaughnessy, operating under a hidden identity, has been associated with that group as an advocate for eugenics that are targeted at male children.
A group that has recently come to attention is the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), an Alabama based organization operating under the auspices of civil rights advocacy.
Indeed, there was a time when SPLC did proactive work in the civil rights arena, targeting the Ku Klux Klan and other known hate organizations through the legal system.  It appears, however, that under current leadership the organizations mission has drifted, first toward the persecution of individuals and groups from opposing mainstream political camps, and now toward organizations that attempt to ameliorate problems faced by men and boys, in a calculated attempt to undermine their progress.
By using their formerly legitimate reputation as a civil rights advocacy organization to launch defamatory attacks against legitimate agents for social improvement, SPLC is not only engaging in an egregious public deception, but is seeking to viciously undermine the principles of tolerance and equal treatment under the law.

Stop Abusive and Violent Environments (S.A.V.E.) is a “non-profit victim-advocacy organization working for evidence-based solutions to domestic violence.”  They have gained widespread respect as a nonpartisan effort addressing the social ill of domestic violence.
It may be that there nonpartisan and equalitarian nature has inspired the ire of SPLC, who recently published articles on their website characterizing S.A.V.E. as “misogynistic” and “woman-hating.”  SPLC also made the incredulous and groundless accusation that S.A.V.E. was attempting enable abusers, by “lobbying to roll back services for victims of domestic abuse and penalties for their tormentors.”
What S.A.V.E. actually does, by all outward appearances, is to promote the identification of all victims and perpetrators of intimate partner violence and push for the appropriate interventions to be available to all. They are also active proponents for ensuring accuracy of reporting and research in intimate partner violence.
SPLC’s efforts to dishonestly discredit S.A.V.E. amount to an attempt to prevent men, and children of both sexes, who are victims of violence in the home from being identified and offered assistance.  They are targeting a group, based on sex alone, in an effort to deny services and equal treatment under the law. In doing so, they help perpetuate and institutionalize the violence that is being committed against them.
It is the very definition of a hate group, and a remarkably successful one. It is not a particularly new revelation.

Southern Poverty Law Center officially declared “left-wing hate group”
Isn’t the Southern Poverty Law Center the Real Hate Group?
SPLC Report: Heavy On Smear, Thin On Facts

Admittedly, these are sources which may be ideologically different from opinions expressed here, but they are not hate groups by any stretch of the imagination.
Additionally. SPLC’s disinformation campaign appears to have struck a resonant chord with the members of Radfemhub.com, the group advocating for the murder of male infants and other forms of violence. After hearing of SPLC’s activities, they kicked off fundraising efforts on their behalf.
A Voice for Men and register-her.com will both continue to monitor SPLC, Radfemhub.com, and other known and suspected hate groups and report back to the public on their activities.

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If there is one single item that we can continuously rely on, it's the hypocrisy, bias and hate promoting efforts by feminists as well as their enablers. That orgs like SPLC, an active member of the left wing lunatic section. Copious indications point directly to that fact. The democrat party is in bed with the feminists and the republicans are hoping there may be a place there for them as well (think Palin "I am feminist", and Michelle Bachmann "it's because I am a women")..

By the way, the SPLC has already been accused of being a Hate Group (more than once) itself. So now we have the good old Mexican standoff, where one would have to prove which is the greater hater, SPLC or the rest of the world..

Whenever any mention of feminism or feminists, rears it's repulsive, ugly head, one can be assured of a few automatic responses. One would be false information and the other would be some level of "male bashing"(misandry) is assured, even when it is subtly hidden which is about as affective as hiding an elephant in a room. But they continue with their bias and bigotry just like they have over the last forty odd years and claim it to be about "equality". That word could not be further from their minds than the nearest star is to this planet. Feminists have always and consistently introduced blatant and obvious sexist and discriminatory laws without any consideration on whether or not it had anything to do with equality at all. They just do not give a damn. Their funding is in the "All women are victims" category and not in the "privileged princess" one..

But it continues as now we witness female academics promoting their obvious anti-male preferences in order to increase even more of the same, more of those "special privileges" just for themselves..

Luckily there are still some women who can actually see past their "feminist, self-induced victimhood" mantra in order to demonstrate the blatant misandry and hate, those feminists continually indulge in..

Is the American Association of University Women (AAUW) a Hate Group?

I read with amusement the Southern Poverty Law Center’s attack on the manosphere (via Instapundit). According to Reason magazine:

The Southern Poverty Law Center, founded in 1971 as a civil rights law firm, has released its latest “Intelligence Report” on hate groups in the United States. This year’s report contains a new category: the Manosphere.

Here is what the Southern Poverty Law Center has to say about that category:

The so-called “manosphere” is peopled with hundreds of websites, blogs and forums dedicated to savaging feminists in particular and women, very typically American women, in general. Although some of the sites make an attempt at civility and try to back their arguments with facts, they are almost all thick with misogynistic attacks that can be astounding for the guttural hatred they express. What follows are brief descriptions of a dozen of these sites. Another resource is the Man Boobz website (manboobz.com), a humorous pro-feminist blog (its tagline is “Misogyny: I Mock It”) that keeps a close eye on these and many other woman-hating sites.

Yep, anytime men don’t sing the praises of women and have legitimate concerns, or they are just playing the same sexual games that women have played for years, they are now misogynists and a “hate group.”
Well, two can play at this game. Here is my own list of man-hating sites from the “womanosphere” that we all need to keep a watch on:

American Association of University Women

This hate group is doing more to damage boy’s education than any pick-up artist’s act ever did to a woman’s ego. This misandric website says it’s mission is to break through educational and economic barriers so that all women have a fair chance. Yet, they do so at the expense of boys. According to Christina Hoff Sommers, the author of the The WAR AGAINST BOYS, the AAUW has not merely ignored boys’ problems, it had dismissed them, coaching teachers at its 1997 Leadership Conference on how to deflect questions about boys’ deficits and comparing those who questioned bias against girls to “Holocaust revisionists” in its newsletter. Thanks to man-haters like the AAUW, boys are lagging behind girls in school and are less likely to attend college, possibly contributing to stagnant (or possibly declining) wages for men. Let’s all keep on eye on this one.

Feministing
This website is not only full of women who dislike men, they dislike women too. Here, they call blogger Susannah Breslin a “Certifiable Asshole” because they disagree with something she wrote. And some of them idolize an extremist who dreams of gendercide. What a lovely group. Sorry SPLC, but no pick-up artist can compete with these gals.

Amanda Marcotte
This woman is so cruel to men that when Thomas Ball set himself on fire after feeling abused by family court, she described the dead man as a typical ”abuser” whose only desire was to “make [his] ex-wife’s life a living hell . . . ” No concern for the man who died.
If you know of more of these misandric sites or individuals, comment below so we can add them to our list of hate groups to watch.