CCF and double-speak

I've been reading about the Center for Consumer Freedom (CCF) this morning. It appears to be a front group for food and liquor processors and conglomerates, so it should be no surprise that any pro-consumer or environmental or pro-health group would be marked as "activist."

I wonder why corporate conglomerates that restrict consumer choice by lobbying for legislation to harm or crush small and independent farming never get the "Nanny State" label by the CCF-supported site "ActivistCash" but suburban homesteaders like Joan Gussow do.

I am familiar with and influenced by only a few of the entities below. I'll be reading more about the others to see how they have individuals' and consumers' interests at heart.

If what you do is of benefit to others, deceptive front groups and name-calling are not necessary.

Adbusters
American Corn Growers Association
Center for Food Safety
Center for Media & Democracy
Center for Responsible Lending
Center for Science in the Public Interest
Chefs Collaborative
Dakota Resource Council
Dakota Rural Action
Earth First!
EarthSave International
Environmental Media Services
Environmental Working Group
Farm Animal Reform Movement
Farm Sanctuary
Foundation on Economic Trends
Greenpeace
Humane Society of the United States
Idaho Rural Council
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy
Institute for Social Ecology
Iowa Citizens for Community Improvement
Joseph Mercola and the Mercola Optimal Wellness Center
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Mothers for Natural Law
National Center on Addiction & Substance Abuse
Natural Resources Defense Council
Northern Plains Resource Council
Organic Consumers Association
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
Powder River Basin Resource Council
Public Health Advocacy Institute
Ruckus Society
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
SeaWeb
SHAC
Sierra Club
Tides Foundation & Tides Center
Turning Point Project
Union of Concerned Scientists
United Poultry Concerns
Waterkeeper Alliance
Western Organization of Resource Councils
Weston A. Price Foundation