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I am an Individual
Camden Nguyen
Ian Morales
Join the army then.
Start talking.
You'll find people.
To me this is the only way to do this. Unless caesar arrives from heaven, we need to be active and talk to people. Engage.
William Gutierrez
Blake Reed
12 hours later…
life comes at you fast
Ian Diaz
I changed my political views over time (and looking back, I had no idea what the fuck I was parroting, because it didn't really matter to me). For a while, I memed on Zig Forums like others would, because it was catchy in some ways: as soon as I saw certain keywords or ideas, the "go back to your containment board, Zig Forums" meme would automatically pop in my head, mostly because these keywords and concepts didn't mean a thing to me back.
Once I replied to a guy and he grasped the occasion to ask me what I thought replacement migration meant. And I had no fucking idea, because I didn't care. Why would I? So instead of arguing, I looked it up. Ever since, I've been browsing this board sporadically over the past few years out of curiosity.
I've been talking (IRL) with people I never thought would align with that mindset, only to realize that they too had at least some confuse ideas of what was going on. It's easy to reject and meme on something you're completely unaware of and ignore it altogether; but when you take the time to explain things, no going full-blow red-pilling, you can get the little gears in their brain to turn.
It's like teaching your kid to ride a bike. You push them a little in the back and then you let them pedal. The hardest part is getting them on the seat - they are confused already, so don't scare them on top of that. Every now and then, they fall for stupid shit, but it doesn't take too long to put them back on track.
True. But why do they cling on a political solution?
This.
Also this.
Dominic Rivera
cool story bro
lemme guess, you think everyone should be like your fgt Israel love Brenton Tarrant and play into the Jew's hands right?
Nice try Shlomo.
Julian Clark
I am very sorry brother, this is when you are supposed to realize that there will not always be someone to make things right and just in this world. There will not always be someone to ensure there is running water, there will not always be someone to make a way to turn on the lights, there will not always be someone to ensure there is enough food to eat. This is what it is to be a man. We are supposed to look at this and think we are supposed to provide for ourselves and the others around us. Because we realize we have depended on someone to do that our whole lives. Now, it simply will not be, if we do not do our part to make our nations great. Obviously, I am not suggesting violence. I am trying to just say this because it must be said to all men. Orwell said that one of our first duties to the next generation is to state the obvious.
Sorry, but you will have to be the leader of those who cannot discipline themselves enough to keep the lights on, the crops growing, the water clean and running, and the roads paved.
Carter Richardson
The problem is that anyone of any quality realizes the hopelessness of the situation and retreats into themselves.
The bottomfeeders then start groups and announce themselves as the figureheads of the movement and they become our representatives.
What is needed are men who understand the situation, can view it objectively, understand the big picture problems and how monumental the problem is… and act anyways. 10 men of quality leading 100 men would have accomplished more than the great undifferentiated mass of drooling retards that was user. Anonymity and leaderless org works great for organizing a few dozen people and is catastrophic in organizing anything larger. We refused leadership and let the lowest among us and our enemies take over.
The problem was that you didn't do more, because I suspect it would have made a difference.
Kevin Martin
read siege tbh
Colton Nelson
thousands of groups? millions of members?