Cville seems to have completely alienated everyone I know from us.

No one thinks it was cool.

I'm really far away from Virginia and there's no alt right presence, but all our monuments are gone. One was 120 years old.

Nobody is rising up in anger either

there were a bunch of things that all by themselves made cville a huge win. antifa chimpouts at other places, media chimping out, 4% of Americans saying they agree w/ A-R, 21% saying we went too far but have a point, dodge charger memes, new songs by moonman and paddy tarleton

I don't want to sound blackpilled, but Cville is being called a terrorist rally by people in my personal life.

All the plebs still follow the narrative, mainly the trump "they're all bad" narrative

you're not blackpilling we just learn and move on that's all

Did you correct them, tell them the truth?

The normies around here unironically call both sides terrorists.

I correct them as much as I can.

not come out as a-r, just ask something like "why shouldn't everyone have a right to give speeches, even nazis?"

@northern_confederate think you're correct. This is just the beginning.

That's normal. They call both sides terrorists because they think everyone can get along at some point or that they can sit everything out.

you say it alienated people, but that is good. alienating people in BOTH directions help us. People being uncaring normies is what hurts us

Don't know if we all have the same goals though.

We're never going to win elections, we're never going to win popularity contests. But as shit gets worse, as we're proven right in everything we've been saying re: race & white genocide, they'll know who to turn to

@Zorost what?

when forty thousand violent communists are willing to initiate violence on a bunch of off-white free speech activists and shout nahtsee our best rally is the one we don't have

or they'll say 'screw the a-r, i'll start my own white nationaist group.' which is good too

Hmmm?

in reality, and people wont want to hear this

antifa will always have a massive advantage in these kind of conventional rallies/protests

they have been doing this shit for a long time and they have the backing of large left wing institutions

artificial advantage created by the state but yes

we do not have their experience or resources

advantage is advantage

I still hold out hope that it's good for us in the long run, it did at the very least send the message loud and clear that the alt right is real and that we have numbers. That we're not just basement dwellers online.

yeah the underlying conditions don't matter if you're being stabbed (or railroaded for defending yourself against being stabbed)

we should rethink our policy of how/where we hold rallies, it has to be in jurisdicitons with people sympathetic to us

or at least to law and order

doing it in a place like cville will lead to the same results

a-r has had rallies before, successfully. cville was a fluke due to state gov going full-on anarcho-tyranny

best thing you can do is to get a contingent to go to the next MAGA rally and redpill folks there

I still believe the narrative is more important than the actual "protests" on the street. The right in America never goes on the street. They really are a silent majority. Use the evidence and culture we have to win. Everyone on the right hates the left, but especially protesters. Let's go that route.

The joos power is mainly media.

"right in America never goes on the street."
The right in america has lost for 100 years straight

I live not far from where Heimbach has had rallies before, the population here isn't immediately turned away, but they weren't particularly impressed with the TWP or the NSM.

This stuff doesn't work.

@northern_confederate absolutely agreed

if we're doing any kind of irl shit it needs to piggyback off more "legitimate" groups