FBI: Uses group that classify Christians who disagree with Homosexuality as Hate Crime candidates
WASHINGTON, D.C. , – The FBI is still under fire for listing the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) – which considers organizations that oppose same-sex “marriage” hate groups – as a resource on its Hate Crimes website alongside official government resources. While a spokesman for the FBI has twice refused to comment to LifeSiteNews.com about the listing of the SPLC as a resource, one spokesperson told CNS News that "the Resource link to SPLC is for informational purposes and not an endorsement of the organization or the information on their website.” Gay activist Floyd Corkins opened fire on the Family Research Council headquarters, and admitted he targeted the organization based on SPLC's designation of the group as a "hate group." The SPLC’s targeting of pro-family groups has been linked to at least one terrorist act, a shooting at the Family Research Council's headquarters in Washington, D.C. The shooter said he used the SPLC's “