@Thomas Ryan Familiar with that. You know what we have the monopoly on? Real violence. For example. Let's say in Austin they attack or agitate us. The answer is violence of force. We throw the concept of an honorable fight out the window. They attack we quite literally beat them until they submit or are so crippled they can't effectively fight.
Per capita we are much better at violence, yes. But their institutional power almost cancels that out, as do their numbers. We need to always emphasize on networking, meeting, training, and bonding.
You are *nothing* by yourself, gentlemen. A single rod can be broken easily, but bind it with others with the axe head of a unifying ideology and you are invincible.
The activism we do may seem ineffective, but like sports, it's all a big rehearsal for when things really go down. And when they do, not if, you'll wish you went to a few extra meetups.
They may destroy the flesh of us. But underneath the flesh is more than anything that can be killed or arrested. Shot or beaten. It is an idea and ideas are invincible.
