>>8165 >I've had much more luck red-pilling via good deeds and successes, at least at first It's the gently-gently, softly-softly actions-speak-louder-than-words approach. >Got to get folks to want to find their own and prove their own truth (if they do, you can't force this) first. Tickle that inkling inside them, that they don't even know exists. We value fairness in America. When we see unfairness ('what I learned in kindergarten') it irks us, even if we try to suppress it. We want to be fair and want to be treated fairly, and want to be in a country with equal justice for all. It's a good spot to tickle. >MSM directly counter this stuff CogDis is powerful and something(((they))) assume works in their favor, but they don't actually understand us - they've been planting seeds, too, but their seeds are diseased and sterile. >humor/comedy The Irish have a peculiar gift - humor in the face of utter tragedy and misery. It's hard to say how many Irish-descended (and unknown Irish) populate the US, but it's a very large amount, probably close to the German-descended amount. So, you've got the Stoik-bear it and be precise about it, crossed with the language-is-infinitely-elastic let's laugh at our own pain = virtually unstoppable population. >Learn the players and their moves <Hence the saying: If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle. (((They))) really, truly do not and cannot understand us, which gives us an advantage. -->Have fun while fucking them over a barrel and laughing at their lack of history, pouring out spirits to our ancestors and composing new songs about our heroes. And then go make some babies, who will learn this history and hear, at Grandpa's knee about the Great meme wars and the legend of Trump and his Digital Army of Anons.
