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Well folks, the lovely people over at the “ADL” are at it again…. Not even a month after his death, the ADL has put Turning Point USA into it’s “Glossary of Extremism and Hate”. See here: Disgraceful https://t.co/fiqQrJLPMI — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) September 29, 2025 Oh wow, so hateful! The message of get married, have kids, have faith and live a good life sure does sound RADICAL and EXTREME to me! I mean, I guess that is extreme and hateful to deranged Far-Left lunatics who don’t want to do any of those things, so I guess that’s fair. In fact, I asked ChatGPT to summarize Charlie Kirk’s main message into 5 main points and these are the EXTREME and HATEFUL points Charlie always preached: Faith in GodHe stresses that America’s strength comes from its Judeo-Christian roots. He often warns that secularism erodes freedom and argues that faith is the foundation for a moral, thriving society. Marriage and FamilyHe encourages young people to marry and have children early, presenting strong families as the core building block of culture and the antidote to loneliness, nihilism, and leftist ideology. Patriotism and Constitutional LibertyA constant theme is defending America’s founding principles—free speech, the Second Amendment, limited government, and opposition to globalist or socialist trends. Personal Responsibility and Work EthicHe promotes entrepreneurship, financial independence, and rejecting victimhood narratives. In his view, strong individuals create a strong nation. Cultural Engagement and ActivismHe pushes students and young adults to get involved—starting Turning Point USA chapters, showing up at school board meetings, and fighting “woke” ideology on campuses and in media. His message is: don’t just complain, organize and act. Ah yes, we surely can’t have any of those things, now can we? Elon Musk hit the nail on the head — and he sure does seem to be getting closer to becoming a Christian recently, doesn’t he? ELON MUSK responds to the ADL labeling Turning Point USA and “Christian Identity” as terrorists and hate groups. “The ADL hates Christians. Therefore, THEY are a hate group.” SPOT ON! pic.twitter.com/0N0oQjrAbJ — Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 29, 2025 To be fair, I always fact-check everything myself and I went to their Glossary and tried searching for “Turning Point” or any variation thereof, and no results came up. It’s very possible they shut off the page from showing up in search results or took it down altogether after these reports broke on X. However…what I *can* verify myself is there is an entire page devoting to Turning Point USA (not in the glossary)(link: https://www.adl.org/resources/backgrounder/turning-point-usa) and as you can see from these screenshots below it is categorized under “Extremism, Hate or Terrorism): They also classify “America First” as hateful and extreme: https://extremismterms.adl.org/glossary/america-first Is there ANYTHING these people like, other than big old Jews? And I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with Jews, they’re God’s chosen people and I love and support Biblical Israel, but I do not love or support any group that just labels everyone they don’t like as “extreme and hateful”. RELATED REPORT: ADL Labels “Hail Christ” or Writing “83” As Hate Speech by Racist White Supremacists I wouldn't believe this if I didn't see it with my own eyes, but the ADL (Anti-Defamation League) has labeled saying "Hail Christ" or writing the number 83 as hate speech used by, and I quote: "adherents of the racist and antisemitic religious sect known as Christian Identity...which I realize sounds quite "Defamatory" to me, but I don't make the rules! Take a look for yourself: According to the ADL, saying “Hail Christ” or writing 83 is Hate Speech by Racist White Supremacists Drop “Hail Christ” just to piss them off. pic.twitter.com/OTfgKK6LSN — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) August 23, 2025 I confirmed it for myself by going directly to their website and searching for "83". Pops right up: HOLY CRAP! The "ADL" labels Christianity as "racist and antisemitic"."83 is a white supremacist numeric symbol that stands for "Heil Christ" or "Hail Christ" (the eighth letter of the alphabet is H and the third letter is C, thus 83 is "HC"). It is typically used by… pic.twitter.com/K498vQPVsX — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) August 23, 2025 Here's a screenshot I took of the page: SOURCE: https://adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/83 Full quote: 83 is a white supremacist numeric symbol that stands for "Heil Christ" or "Hail Christ" (the eighth letter of the alphabet is H and the third letter is C, thus 83 is "HC"). It is typically used by adherents of the racist and antisemitic religious sect known as Christian Identity. The symbol derives from the older white supremacist numeric symbol 88 ("Heil Hitler"). As they do with 88, white supremacists sometimes pair 83 with the number 14 (a reference to the so-called "Fourteen Words" slogan), creating numeric phrases such as "14/83." Some adherents of the white supremacist Creativity Movement have also used this numeric symbol, claiming that it stands for "Hail Creativity," but this usage is not that common. Now let's go deeper because I don't like to just leave things at surface level. What is "Christian Identity"? Well, I've actually never heard of it before, so I asked ChatGPT and this is what it told me: "Christian Identity" is not a mainstream Christian denomination.It is a racially based religious ideology that emerged in the United States in the 20th century. Here are the key points: Core Beliefs White supremacy: It teaches that white Europeans (especially Anglo-Saxons, Celts, and related groups) are the true descendants of the Biblical Israelites. Anti-Semitism: It often claims that modern Jews are impostors with no true connection to Biblical Israel, sometimes teaching they are descended from Satan or non-human lineages. Exclusivism: Salvation, according to this theology, is limited to whites—other races are considered inferior or excluded. Apocalyptic outlook: Many adherents believe the end times will involve a race-based conflict in which whites triumph under God’s guidance. Origins Developed in the early to mid-20th century, growing out of earlier movements like British Israelism, which taught that the British people descended from the lost tribes of Israel. Over time, American proponents twisted it into a more extreme, racist doctrine. Associations Christian Identity has been influential in parts of the white supremacist and militia movements in the U.S. It has inspired violent groups and lone actors who use its theology to justify acts of hate. Mainstream Christianity’s View Virtually all Christian denominations reject Christian Identity as heretical, unbiblical, and contrary to the teachings of Jesus, who emphasized salvation for all nations and peoples. Have you ever heard of it before?