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I volunteer at a church because I like to do good for my community. I like to slowly redpill people on Christian sites and get them to hate the real enemy.

But protests? White men go to protests to wave signs and do as the cops say and get brutally beaten by cops and Antifa and never ever defend themselves. We have been defanged, emasculated, buckbroken, and divorced from popular support. There are literally no lines left for the enemy to cross except forcing us onto trains and putting us in holocoof gulags.

Why go? Optics? Who's watching? Do we think the comfortably numb white negroes of the world would help us do something about the child rapist muslims and niggers if they saw we are more numerous than they think?

I don't want to be depressed and out of hope. I want to believe God is real. But it's hard. Waiting around for aliens to save us is not a winning strategy.
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wristaction on scored.co
17 days ago 1 point (+0 / -0 / +1Score on mirror )
Political demonstrations are not independently effective modes of activism. Public political demonstrations are only effective when paired with media coverage. People with our politics may expect only negative media coverage. If your group presents as organic, sensible and well-behaved, the media will reward you with non-coverage. So there is no purpose to a public, political demonstration. For these reasons, you may rest assured, you should not feel like you're 'failing' to do something that is necessary. Mounting public demonstrations are not a necessary form of political engagement. In fact, they tend to be only martial pageants for coalitions which already wield authority.

If it's the case that you know people who are going forward of their own accord with a public demonstration, a thing you can do is to attend as an observer. You may serve as a lookout and responder. You may also find sympathetic, independent media who may want to cover the demonstration.

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