Basically, I'm looking for a way to motivate racial thought among the readers, based on the shared values/morality of our people, and the sheer necessity to fight for our future and self-determination.
I've read through Mein Kampf, which is compelling, but for all intents and purposes, not the most captivating literature, and most of Rockwell's works.
Anything else you'd recommend?
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el_hoovy on scored.co
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amazing reply. OP, if nothing else, follow this. it's an unfortunate truth, one that jews figured out early, that most people (even masculine, rational men) take up their ideas through emotions, fantasies, and perceived conformity rather than articulate thought, so any media that is supposed to sway people must approach the topic from the exact angle Breadpilled outlines here: just make a great, fun novel where everything also happens to, completely in the background, align with the morality you want the reader to start considering and assimilating.
people always want to be similar to the things they like, so your goal first and foremost is to make a novel people can like - the messaging comes second, and must be intensely subtle to the point where it's just "the good guy protagonists happen to be pro-message, the bad guy antagonists happen to be anti-message" and not much else. sometimes you can push this Deus Ex style, but it has to be with topics even the common man can agree with like wages being low and taxes being high, never something so attacked by Agent Smiths like racialism.
people always want to be similar to the things they like, so your goal first and foremost is to make a novel people can like - the messaging comes second, and must be intensely subtle to the point where it's just "the good guy protagonists happen to be pro-message, the bad guy antagonists happen to be anti-message" and not much else. sometimes you can push this Deus Ex style, but it has to be with topics even the common man can agree with like wages being low and taxes being high, never something so attacked by Agent Smiths like racialism.