Well there's a whole process to radicalizing people.

You have to disenfranchise them first.

Obviously

And then you can point them in the direction you want.

But certain introduction points are necessary.

Convince them of your solution and etc.

Different strokes for different folks.

Yeah it takes tweaking.

Apathy is not an option though.

Which is why boomers typically stink.

But given that I'll only be seeing these people in work environments, that shit ain't gonna pan out.

They also have to *want* to listen to you.

So you have to lure them in with a bunch of faffin about before they'll even engage.

Of course

I wish I could put into words the strategies I use for these things, but alas, I'm a tard.

But that amount of faffin' about varies from person to person. I know I don't trust easily, definitely not in fuckin person.

I don't even want most of those people to know where I live or have my phone number because they'll ask me to take shifts and fuck that.

I try to build community rep and use social psychology to my advantage.

If they know I have all sorts of free time then they'll ask me to do shit I don't wanna do.

Something something ran a cult

And frankly, most of them are gonna ask me to drink with them which I'm trying to quit.

And then you're just the weird sober guy at social gatherings you didn't even wanna be at in the first place.

Wojak?

Yeah

Literally

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The my feet hurt image.

I read it as "Voi-yehk" for some reason.

Edited for you anglos.

Oh god

Aaaaaaaa

Eeeeeeee

Iiiiiiii

Oooooooo

Uuuuuuuu

And sometimes yyyyyyyy

So the best way to disenfranchise massive amounts of people is to wait for conditions to deteriorate to the point where you can just toss a pamphlet at them and then they're down.

*ahem* power grid.

Epic.

And until such a time, it's not really worth the effort to focus on individuals, because that's fuckin meaningless.

This is what I call a pro gamer move.