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What religion does Mr. Kluge follow – the First Church of Tilting at Windmills or the United Moronic Crusaders? From Wikipedia “One of ADF’s goals is for Christianity to be written into the US legal system, based on their interpretation of the U.S. Constitution. In materials they share with donors, ADF says that they seek to spread a belief in “the framers’ original intent for the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights as it reflects God’s natural law and God’s higher law.”
Also from Wikipedia, ADF donors get fleeced to provide a comfy lifestyle for the promoters “In 2020, ADF founder Alan Sears was compensated over $803,000 and President Michael Farris was compensated $455,000.[3] In 2021, Farris made $503,000 and Sears $486,000, while the current President, CEO, and General Counsel, Kristen Waggoner, was compensated $337,000.”
Seriously? Wikipedia?
Why are you opposed to the founding fathers, the US Constitution, and the Bill of Rights?
You do agree with the 1st Amendment… don’t you?
Indeed, Wikipedia isn’t quite the evil that its right-wing detractors will have it out to be; it’s still better than Conservapedia, for example. It’s just fine for many non-political topics.
But it’s hardly some impartial tool. It’s fairly obvious from where they pull their sources. The Wikipedia’s editors routinely use Daily Beast and Raw Story as reasonable sources for current events…but not Zero Hedge or PJ Media or InfoWars.
Case in point: the text that Timothy cited comes from ProPublica, a news source committed to investigating institutions of a certain political persuasion, while running defense for another. This is entirely ProPublica’s right, but Wikipedia can’t claim to be neutral in its portraying of ADF if it offers material clearly intended to defame ADF without drawing equally from why it has proponents. Case in point: the article has a whole section “Opposition to LGBTQ Rights”. A neutral framing would have said “ADL’s view on traditional nuclear families versus LGBTQ rights”. Not gonna happen with Wikipedia.
ADF is basically a right-wing counterpart to ACLU, though ACLU is much much larger. It should be noted that the Wikipedia article for ACLU offers no similar articles exploring the compensation of their leadership team. Maybe it’s because ACLU is just so committed to its cause that its Executive Team live like ascetics. But we’d never know, would we? No similar journalistic outfit exists to explore the compensation rates, and if we were to learn they were raking in the dough like, say, Black Lives Matter, would mainstream media cover it? ProPublica certainly wouldn’t jump at the opportunity.
I guess whether you agree to transgender pronouns or not, why couldn’t he just call every student by their last name? This would have protected his religious convictions while also not singling students out? Easy fix.
undue burden???? oy…