American By Blood
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The moonbats among the Free Staters (and in other movements) do us all a favor by highlighting history's lessons on waging effective campaigns for change.
If you want cultural change you must either take over extant entities of information dissemination or create viable competition.
If you want reform you have to "put on a suit and run for office" as another poster so eloquently put it.
If you want radical restructuring you have to pick up a bomb and a rifle.
There is no room for the left's outlandish street theatre in any of these scenarios. It doesn't raise funds all that well, sway votes, attract recruits, or cause damage/casualties to one's enemies. All it does is waste resources and force activists to exist in a legal grey-area where they risk arrest without causing the sort of disruption that far more serious illegal activity would.
If you want cultural change you must either take over extant entities of information dissemination or create viable competition.
If you want reform you have to "put on a suit and run for office" as another poster so eloquently put it.
If you want radical restructuring you have to pick up a bomb and a rifle.
There is no room for the left's outlandish street theatre in any of these scenarios. It doesn't raise funds all that well, sway votes, attract recruits, or cause damage/casualties to one's enemies. All it does is waste resources and force activists to exist in a legal grey-area where they risk arrest without causing the sort of disruption that far more serious illegal activity would.