I talked about the commenter who, out of habit, put “Jewish bankers” into his list of people white countries were forced to allow to immigrate. My outrage was not directed at him. I had already corrected him and he already accepted my criticism.
So I hated to repeat it, and it didn’t make him feel too good either.
But it was little compared to what I did to Lord Nelson that way. I kept repeating a mistake he had made because it was perfect for our purposes, and our purposes are what we’re all about. I had to explain several times that the reason I kept repeating his error was to make the point about how perfectly he took the criticism.
Lord Nelson, pro that he is, grabbed my criticism and ran with it. But when I mentioned it again he kept on apologizing and apparently didn’t notice what I said about him when I repeated it.
These real examples are CRITICAL to every person who comes into BUGS. They are extremely valuable and they are the only way we can keep a lot of new people from doing the same thing.
When Old Coach recalls some hare brained thing you did as a lesson to the freshmen, all you have to do is just smile at yourself the way you would if you were in football practice.
We need everybody to constantly watch himself for sliding into old habits. To do this, we need to repeat our BEST examples, not to rub it in to those who did it, but because those particular examples are clear enough to be understood.
And there is a very good side to this. If we were the usual, “Sign up and pay” group, I would put being nice to you at the top of my list.
But this is deadly serious. I am not trying to get you to smile at me. All that matters is what you DO out there on the field.
This is no longer a game for amateurs or people who want to vent their rage.
Snipers don’t shout.
#1 by Genseric on 04/19/2012 - 9:10 am
Bob,
Talk is cheap. To make a mistake one has to actually DO something first.
I am not afraid to own my mistakes. However, I expect the same from others, even if they choose to do so privately. I wanted everyone to KNOW exactly what it was that I wrote which earned the loathesome “worse than writing nothing at all” moniker. Like you said, this way they are given the opportunity to learn from my mistake (and others).
You were spot on and it didn’t make me feel too bad. I felt like a fool when I initially committed the error, but it was indeed dribbling and certainly foolish to put in “Jewish Bankers,” even when in the context of OWS. The day we stop taking coach seriously is the day that BUGS shutters its doors because of inefficacy. And things are becoming increasingly exciting and effective around these parts.
Many of us don’t say “thank you” enough. Thanks, coach. That’s not ass kissing. That’s paying respect when it’s due.
Edit:
Q: Do you know what the difference between ass-kissing and brown nosing is?
A: Depth perception.
#2 by Simmons on 04/19/2012 - 9:35 am
“Rage” is when we had nothing but the idiots of reactionary conservatism who believed in the slower sell out, those days are over.
“Rage” is also an emotion of despair, it is also what lefties want out their cultists to get them to act violently when needed for the “crazy nigger” routine.
I think the coaching is going well, the test results being posted on the “tailgating problematic anti-white arguments” are teaching me alot.
#3 by Genseric on 04/19/2012 - 10:42 am
The results ARE positive.
However, and a couple have already, but what I was hoping BUGSters would do was go back and dig into THEIR lists and share which tailgaters hurt them too. I was looking not so much for the answers, but for a forum on many of the questions/problems that hit us hard; a report.
#4 by dungeoneer on 04/19/2012 - 12:43 pm
I can`t remember the last time an anti-white gave me any trouble that was`nt a result of my lack of mantra discipline at the time.
#5 by phil white on 04/21/2012 - 8:13 pm
“..we had nothing but the idiots of reactionary conservatism who believed in the slower sell out,..”
Exactly. I’ve been more and more upbeat every year since Pat Buchanan announced he was going to run on a platform including immigration reduction.
That was Pat in November 1991 on The McLaughlin Group.
My first thought at the time was “Wow! At last we have organized resistance! Here is somebody I can vote for.”
I got him $250 for his campaign before New Years.
#6 by Bob on 04/19/2012 - 9:38 am
If you or Lord Nelson ever feel picked on, try to imagine ME when I read some of my old articles. I can’t believe that anybody outside an institution wrote some of them, but they are still there, unchanged.
I just think the process by which we got to where we are is more important than me looking All Wise.
Any mistake any of us make is important, not because that’s BAD, but because you can be dead certain that a lot of other people are going to make the same one.
#7 by Genseric on 04/19/2012 - 10:44 am
“The journey is the destination.”
The vistas are beautiful.
#8 by ANOTHERWHITERABBIT on 04/19/2012 - 10:59 am
that is exactly how I am when i was in the military my jr personelle would always think i was a dick when i would rip into them like no tommorrow when they did something stupid that could have killed them or us. but eventually they realized that they got there ass chewed because i was trying to keep them alive and get them home. bob does the same thing he points out our mistakes because he is trying to keep us alive semper fidelis
#9 by Lord Nelson on 04/19/2012 - 6:38 pm
Let this be a lesson to all you ‘So Called’ tough guys who think that Coach Bob’s idea about punishing Anti-Whites and their decedents FOREVER, via paid informants. Is somehow a soft option compared to a Nuremberg style trial followed by a firing squad.
It Aint! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrghhhhhhh!!!!!
The moral high ground is OURS:
1. Take it.
2.Use it.
3. Don’t ever let the sick Anti-White B@stards forget it.
Anti-Racist is just a code word for Anti-White!
LN;