It's really just the opposite. People who think we can Tarrant our way out of this are delusional. They will only succeed in fracturing white identity even further and turning even sympathetic whites against them.
Where you're right is that it will take more than just voting for president. It's going to take disciplined political organization and time. There aren't any shortcuts. I know lots of people don't understand this yet on Voat, but you will. Many of us are working on it.
Some people just can't see the bigger picture. Hitler didn't take power through holing up in the woods and not voting. Tarrant certainly did something impactful, but a political movement is also needed.
I disagree that Tarrant did anything impactful. In the long term the only effects of his attack will be that gun rights and free speech rights will be rescinded in Australia and New Zealand. There were people predicting an imminent race war or escalation of hostilities in the fallout of his attack (as people do after every attack of this type), but as we can see nothing significant has happened other than the removal of rights, and the long-term will bear the same result.
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Juster ago
It's really just the opposite. People who think we can Tarrant our way out of this are delusional. They will only succeed in fracturing white identity even further and turning even sympathetic whites against them.
Where you're right is that it will take more than just voting for president. It's going to take disciplined political organization and time. There aren't any shortcuts. I know lots of people don't understand this yet on Voat, but you will. Many of us are working on it.
Delacourt ago
You're 100% right. I'm beginning to think people who agree on this basic fact should start our own subverse.
CameraCode ago
Some people just can't see the bigger picture. Hitler didn't take power through holing up in the woods and not voting. Tarrant certainly did something impactful, but a political movement is also needed.
Delacourt ago
I disagree that Tarrant did anything impactful. In the long term the only effects of his attack will be that gun rights and free speech rights will be rescinded in Australia and New Zealand. There were people predicting an imminent race war or escalation of hostilities in the fallout of his attack (as people do after every attack of this type), but as we can see nothing significant has happened other than the removal of rights, and the long-term will bear the same result.
Other than that, you're spot on.