Other forums? Version 2.0

[Coach]

Here, I would like to get back to the original topic of probing and intervening on other websites.

I recommend that we begin to probe and intervene where we are most likely now to find MANY White working people who are fed-up, seeking answers, coming to new conclusions, and looking to make something of a fight back (although currently many are still looking to misleaders for direction in this).

Do many of these folks go to 'movement' websites? No, most of the 'movement' website visitors are utterly frightened, tip-toeing anonymously online and looking only for a place to vent and whine. The folks who tend to stick around there are usually middle class individualists with Right Wing agendas.

Let's consider trying some other venues.

[Coach]

Ouch, the crickets are deafening on this thread.

Does anybody here want to move on beyond an orbit around 'WN movement' websites?

If so, where would you suggest?

[Rev Scare]

Ouch, the crickets are deafening on this thread.

Does anybody here want to move on beyond an orbit around 'WN movement' websites?

If so, where would you suggest?

As far as I am concerned, we should utilize all opportunities for expansion. This would entail that we attempt to introduce our message to any appropriate forums. I cannot name any particular forums that we should focus upon, but if any other comrade finds a promising venue, he or she should provide feedback.

[Rasistu']

Ouch, the crickets are deafening on this thread.

Does anybody here want to move on beyond an orbit around 'WN movement' websites?

If so, where would you suggest?

Have you tried Revleft?

[godlessnorth]

Try non-politicial forums, specifically those which connect with working class interests or hobbies. Fishing, cars, sports, music...inspire people who have given up on politics.

People who post on philosophy or politics generally have a stick up their arse. It would be more productive to beat your head against a brick wall then argue with them on public forums.

[Celtiberian]

Try non-politicial forums, specifically those which connect with working class interests or hobbies. Fishing, cars, sports, music...inspire people who have given up on politics.

People who post on philosophy or politics generally have a stick up their arse. It would be more productive to beat your head against a brick wall then argue with them on public forums.

Agreed.

Political forums largely consist of people who are already convinced of the validity of their particular political philosophy and, consequently, aren't very welcoming of views that deviate from the norm of their world view—this is especially true of forums like Stormfront, RevLeft, LibCom, etc. It's best to infiltrate relatively apolitical forums, for the people in them will usually be more receptive to new ideas. I would advise avoiding forums which contain any appreciable number of petit-bourgeois reactionaries, and to broach the subject of socialism very carefully.

[GF]

Ouch, the crickets are deafening on this thread.

Does anybody here want to move on beyond an orbit around 'WN movement' websites?

If so, where would you suggest?

Have you tried Revleft?

We have one or two posters there from the Socialist Phalanx.

Btw, welcome!

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