SPLC Funding Righty Extremist Groups?

Sorta sounds that way.

SPLC claims they were paying off informants...but that isn't clearly true.

I don't think we know exactly what's going on yet.

C'ville was a big turning point for me, mostly for two reasons:

[1] The fact that the left and the MSM (but I repeat myself) refused to acknowledge that the Unite the Right protestors were denied their First Amendment rights. That was, in fact, by far the most important part of the story.

[2] Watching all my allegedly-liberal friends and acquaintances follow suit...and fall right in line with the Very Fine People hoax. Immediately.

The reaction to all that business really opened my eyes.

Then, of course, there was the fact that law enforcement illegitimately broke up the rally and drove the protestors into the teeth of the leftist mob surrounding them--where they were attacked with, e.g., a homemade flamethrower of sorts. (The bum who did that...sorry...I mean: person experiencing houselessness was turned into a C'ville celebrity for it.) Some of the UtR protestors went to prison for defending themselves. I have no doubt the James Alex Fields--who should actually be revered by the left--no one has ever done more to advance their cause--failed to get a fair trial...but we wouldn't know because it was basically blacked out. I mean, he was guilty--but that's not the point.

The left showed its hand there, revealing their playbook for the next decade.

And all the right-thinking people were blind to it.