I feel like in the US, gen identitaire still has good optics because it hasn't been slandered by our MSM like it has been slandered by the MSM in europe. Also Gen Identitaire hasn't had a charlottesville debacle. Charlottesville helped to red pill purple pilled people but I have felt stronger resistance with blue-pilled family and friends I try to discuss my ideas with. I went to charlottesville, and I have been doing mental gymnastics trying to think of the positive change we brought by going there but they MSM have made it out to be one of the most violent riots in the last 20 years when it looks like childs play compared to BLM riots.

I feel as though spontaneous demonstrations, like I've seen IE doing recently, are much more effective at getting our message out and connecting to people who are receptive to our message.

Personally I think the Gen. Identitaire symbols work better.

Anticom colors and you can easily explain the lamda to people.

Everyone knows the story of the 300 Spartans.

I still don't know what the hell meaning the dragonstone has outside of looking cool.

The average Breitbart reader probably hasn't considered that Gen ID is (more or less) Whites-only.

The situation in Europe is different, since they still have a sense of ethnic identity, whereas American identity, in the eyes of the average Breitbart reader (or American) is something civic, rather than ethnic or racial.

Charlottesville was good for the movement in the long run because all the cowards and cucks abandoned ship

We're going to have to deal with non-stop lugenpresse lies and slander until we win, and we cannot afford to have people cuck out -- that only makes us look weak

Anglin is right, apologizing does absolutely nothing for us. A movement needs to decide exactly what it stands for, and fight for nothing more or less. At Charlottesville we did just that.

I dissagree. I think it was a major setback and the general public will be far more wary of us, and associating with us in the future.

Also, this needs to move to general

roger

@Deleted User My guess is the membership applications shot up after that event.

Let's flood their lines

Maybe make up false reports

is that a private org?

@Sam Southern - TN As opposed to public?

Well, they're aiding criminals, so it's hard to believe it would be part of the government

Like, if I called them and gave them incorrect information to waste their time, would they like track me down lol

I'm not worried about that happening. The thing is, they're already obstructing law enforcement, so, if anything, they're the ones on thin ice.

I'm sure they want to avoid legal confrontation

Perfect. I'll find some way to spoof my number so that I can call them daily.

I figure if they keep seeing the same number they'll stop answering after the first two wild goose chases

I'll just call them off my real number and see how long it takes them to block it. Then maybe I'll try spoofing.

Definitely path of least resistance

I'll start once I get my damn phone screen fixed

What can these guys really do? you tell them ice is at your door, what do they do? Send in their own security team to protect you? They prob just tell you how to act and document it.

you could give them false info about where to send legal assistance.

Call them and waste their time and resources on imaginary ICE agents

you'd waste your own time just as much

I'm in college, so I have some time to waste for now.

if we can get them to send lawyers to far off places, it's worth our time

Definitely true

I'm not wasting my own time, because I think it's funny.

And I'm doing it in my free time anyway.

exactly^

get them to send lawyers to far off jails

I'll send their bugmen asses out to the boondocks lol

If you call them and received the automated voice machine, it speaks in spanish before speaking in english, lol