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“Cuckservative” is a great meme, but I don’t think it meshes well with the Mantra. I think you’ll get more traction simply using “respectable conservatives.” If you use either the term “Rino” or “Cuckservative,” you may get sidetracked into explaining what they mean, which distracts from our message. We want to keep on point and not give the reader too much to decipher.

I signed it, but after I signed a message came up saying that, if I donated one dollar, the petition would spread faster, or something like that. What would that dollar go for? Also, after signing, an endless stream of other petitions came up. After clicking Skip on the first several, I eventually just closed the window,

@Benjamin: I’ve been going over in my mind whether we should say that White countries ought to have White Privilege, or reject the whole concept, just as we reject the concept “racism.” On the one hand, the word “privilege” is a perfectly valid concept, unlike “racism,” which was specifically invented to demonize White people. Under the law, citizens have certain privileges and immunities. In Japan, only the Japanese have those privileges and immunities. In a White country, only White people should have them. So I see nothing wrong with the concept as such. But if you think that is too much to explain to people, that it is too much of a distraction, then perhaps we shouldn’t use the term, even though, from a legal perspective, it is correct.

So do you think I should stop saying, “No one complains about Japanese privilege in Japan,” etc.? That has always been one of my favorite comebacks. You are better at getting a feel for what works than I am.

What do you think about, “It’s not a privilege; it’s our birthright”? I’ve used it a few times, but I can’t see what effect it has had.

I like “Fighting White Privilege is a code word for White Genocide,” and also “Even if there is White privilege . . .”

@AnotherOne: “White people are genocidal” is, I suppose, a meme that anti-Whites use. But genocide is both real and something we want to stop, so we utilize White people’s tendency to universalize everything to turn it around and say, “But now White genocide is happening, and it is wrong, too.”

White Privilege, back when it existed, was real, and was, I suppose, a conspiracy, but it was a good thing, and we want to bring it back in White countries. Anti-Whites are crackpots to the extent that they claim that it still exists, but the idea of White Privilege itself is not a crackpot idea; it was a desirable and natural thing in a White country. We want to pave the way for its return; not dismiss it as a crackpot idea.

The meme “Affirmative Action is racist” is also circulating, it is very popular, and probably more people have heard it and agree with it than the meme “Anti-racist is a codeword for anti-White.” But it is a meme that leads to egalitarianism, so it is not useful to us in the long run. It only brings short-term satisfaction.

@Benjamin: Thank you for your feedback. I hadn’t tested my theory in practice, but you have confirmed my thinking on this matter.

The more I think about it, the more I think it’s a bad idea to deny that White Privilege exists. Any of our memes can be turned around and used against us. For example, if we call them “White Genocide deniers,” they can call us “White Privilege deniers.” It reminds me of a couple of month ago when Benjamin told me not to argue that South Africa was a White country. He said that it was irrelevant to the issue of White Genocide, and he was right. If I say that South Africa is a White country, someone else will say that South Africa is not a White country, and then we are arguing about it instead of discussing White genocide. So if you say that White Privilege doesn’t exist, someone will say that White Privilege does exist, and will point out some country club or whatever that is all White, and now you are arguing about whether White Privilege exists rather than discussing White Genocide.

So I would recommend either using the Japanese example above, or saying something like “Even if White Privilege did exist, would that justify White Genocide?” as Bob said in the last coaching session. But, as above, if you do find that denying White Privilege works, then please report it, and maybe I’ll try it, too.