I morally believe in the NAP and follow it strictly.
If you voted for a democrat or a republican, you have violated the NAP.
If you are a LEO, and I have not violently attacked someone in plain sight of you, and you contact me, you have violated the NAP.
I saw some people.using the old flyer on FB earlier to inform people on the various posts about Texas, etc. And it was poorly received, due to c*v*l w*r language and other inflammatory stuff. Try this out, see what people say
I keep reposting so our new members get a chance to make suggestions, not to be annoying. This flyer should attempt to reach the broadest demographic possible while remaining true to the core principles of Minecraft
I think our biggest ally in gaining support from the other side is claiming ICE as one of our main issues. ICE has been tearing families apart and we can get a a lot more support
Got to speak about it the way libs and leftists do though. A huge barrier with them is the signalling mechanisms you use to articulate your protests. Lot of internicene feuds there.
I agree completely. I hate to say it but we may need to start having some protests without kit or firearms. Liberals see us that way and our message goes right over their head
@Pat.Henry Im not sure that protesting *with* these other groups would be to our benefit. But cooridnating with them so that rather than clashing with each other, both groups are occupying the police and completely overwhelm them
@Crye Salesman I don’t want to protest with them but to have a cause they sympathize with would help us gain support from people on that side of the spectrum. We want people’s support! Not the parties
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I don't get the fixation on protesting. Gives you PR, makes a lot of noise. Rarely results in any change not already in the establishment's mind. Easily results in crackdowns
Civil disobedience with an explicit goal is good, though. That salon, for instance. Ideas like Patrick Connelly's farmer outreach idea builds power, and cultural authority.
I personally agree. It seems that protesting gets nothing done (For example Virginia’s turnout protesting fine rights) but I see it as a way to get our message out and try and gain support
we discussed in voice chat last night that there is some basis in america that follows a path of vote>protest peacefully>civil disobedience>protest angrily>militant action and most people feel some moral obligation to declare and demonstrate their grievances and give the govt opportunity to respond
Va was good shit, but it's a double-edged sword. Without control over MSM messaging, a very strong portion of the population just sees a bunch of wannabe soldiers playing dress up. No real connection to the gun-owning demographic or protestors.
Concur, although the distrust in MSM is growing exponentially. I dont know anyone my age who thinks CNN, Fox, MSNBC are anything more than memes, and even my conservative, sheltered family is able to see the blatant hypocrisy and bias
But my main point is with the pamphlet that’s been passed around. Maybe we should highlight our anger towards ICE specifically to at least grab attention from a different demographic
HuffPost will do nothing but call us extremists, a good journalist at the NYT might give us a fair shake and at least an actual examination for our values
i agree @Pat.Henry , i think publicly throwing our support, both verbally and on the streets, behind anti-ICE people, and *sigh* BLM could produce a huge shift in public opinion, at least in the younger generations
I think you vastly overestimate the NYT, unfortunately. As much as they've done great work, they're functionally a tool of the democratic party apparatus (see their biden molestation tweet)
youre probably right about NYT, but you get my drift overall, finding *any* media outlet that would give us an actual bit of journalism could very helpful
@Crye Salesman I don’t think we should side with them but it isn’t a secret that we hate the government. ICE is just another department in the government. We’re really just restating that fact but directing it at a certain department. I see what you mean though. It could cause a small rift
Its a fine line to tread, because groups like BLM have also socially attacked innocent people because they shot it out with someone of a different race. but really letting people know our only concern is ensuring all people are free from abuses of 'authority' and demonstrating that support and sense of community could be paradigm changing
It is also a way to talk with them about their goals because this community has also attacked people that it didn't agree with. Look at the posts from people commenting on the CO guy page
So we do actually have a PR group that is working on developing a podcast that is very much geared towards introducing our movement and softening our image. Once its up and running, getting the word of its existence out will be a big thing. We're still in developing stages but working hard and as soon as we're up whoever you can share it with would be awsome.
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Also in regards to anyone in Any other group what we could do as an organization and a movement is recognize their leaders contact them with representatives and speak to them about our similar motives and their followers being unnecessarily violent and how to stop it if they disagree which I’m assuming they would be against unnecessary violence at least the ones who are really invested in it
Agreed. So if you know anybody involved in any sort of movement that is even leaning anti-gov, get in touch and let them know about us. A huge part of our purpose is outreach and you just never know who might be open to our message
Years back i knew an Oklahoma militia that did volunteer disaster relief. Tornadoes trash a city? They organized to help. Showing people we give a damn is huge.