NEVER let anti-whites retreat to comfortable ground.
Mantra battle does not “use their own words against them.” It doesn’t use their words at all.
For example, when someone starts “Loving everyone” as a cover for immigration and assimilation ONLY in white countries and in ALL white countries, it seems to me that one should not criticize their USE of the words.
One might make it clear from the get go that they are in turn peddling poison.
If they mention religion, go straight to calling it what it is, blasphemy.
A cup of tea may contain only a grain of deadly poison. But the minute the poison goes in, it is no longer tea. It is POISON.
When they mention loving others and drop in that grain of genocide, one should not respond by arguing the words. That is EXACTLY like treating tea with poison as if it were actually partly TEA.
#1 by Simmons on 02/10/2012 - 10:36 am
The usual religion argument at alt-right, even one of our own made the usual argument RobRoySimmons gave an one sentence reply.
http://www.alternativeright.com/main/blogs/district-of-corruption/making-nice-with-the-evil-party/
#2 by Dave on 02/10/2012 - 10:40 am
The “we are all Mankind” rule as is the Jewish founded “six million” rule are very weak foundations for social mores.
The Establishment grasps at “shared values”. The semantics say it all: This is bottom of the barrel scraping. There is no real society there. There are no real ethics there. There is no real law there. There just isn’t anything there.
#3 by The Old Man of the Mountain on 02/10/2012 - 4:08 pm
I sometimes help them along, take their point and push it forward, such as their “we are all the same”.
And I agree with them that even a pure blood Cohen Rabbi is no better than any backward primitive black African cannibal.
They really don’t want to put any of their propaganda into actual practice.
But like Bob said, the Mantra is stronger than all their words put together.
#4 by Harumphty Dumpty on 02/10/2012 - 12:58 pm
One of my usernames is “PoisonLove,” an old country song.
#5 by Gavin on 02/10/2012 - 1:51 pm
I gain insight by putting myself in the shoes of the writer or speaker and then finding the intent and motiviation behind what they said. Which is their true motivation, the big long moralizing sermon or the little grain of genocide they slip in.
A mistake I used to make was attempting to “argue” or “debate” with them, thinking that they are basicaly good people with the same motivations and desires as myself, just a little misguided and if I could only explain to them their error, all would be well. Now I treat them as one should treat an enemy.
#6 by The Old Man of the Mountain on 02/10/2012 - 4:17 pm
The ones who never thought about White Genocide can be reached, and will join us in the Fight Against White Genocide, but the Loony Leftist Race Traitors can not be reached.
As the former KGB Officer who defected to Canada, Yuri Bezmenov, said “The truth will not sway them, they are lost to us”.
#7 by Frank on 02/10/2012 - 2:00 pm
Slowly but surely, the Mantra is flavoring more and more pro-White discourses. In today’s article at TOO, Kevin MacDonald says …
“No one argues that Korea, say, should import millions of Africans so that Korea can become a multicultural society in which native Koreans are a minority, even though they have dominated the Korean peninsula for thousands of years…”
Why am I producing this information? To let BUGSers know we ARE having an effect. Bob is WINNING.
http://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2012/02/mainstream-anxiety-about-a-northwest-white-homeland/#more-12702
#8 by BGLass on 02/11/2012 - 8:54 am
A mistake I used to make was attempting to “argue” or “debate” with them, thinking that they are basicaly good people with the same motivations and desires as myself, just a little misguided and if I could only explain to them their error, all would be well….”
That was the era of the Great Trauma, for sure— to take sweet little european kids raised on western civilization, for real, on the depth of Rembrandt character studies and Wagner music, and no idea that anyone could even THINK of coercing them to abort their own little babies, for God’s sake, or to WANT to do drugs, or to be drugged by nurses at schools, or watch foreigners spit in the food in restaurants —all of such things, and much more, so radically unthinkable, as the mind was filled, not with split-apart images of picassos and pollacks, but the steadiness of the landscapes and intricate discussions of plays in light and shadow, and the wonders of science, and stories of great beauty and heroism, and the subtleties of great poetry, and astonishing turns of thought and language –all from birth!— and then to douse them in gangster rap and home invasions and mindless thump-music and bio-terror alerts and nikki giovanni or whatever.
#9 by herrMajor on 02/11/2012 - 9:14 pm
I often felt sorry for those people too, especially the women at one time.
Then BGLassie, you learn that they aren’t ignorant, unknowing, or even apathetic.
You first think that if a man is weak he can workout to become strong, you think if a woman is deformed, she can have surgery. But what you don’t realize is, you can’t fix a wicked heart.
If someone hates their own race so badly, they will fillet their own skin off to prove they aren’t “The Evil White Devil’.
One of my favorite dark-ages christian tales is how the Knight when encountering a Devil, Feeling sorry for The Devil he is able to slay the Noble Knight, for when the Knight learns to slay the Devil without sympathy, for the devil is the farmer of wickedness, the Kingdom is saved.
They are corrupt. They are Evil. They are our enemy. Have NO sympathy for the Devil.