/lit/ - Literature

>1. Always be on the offensive.
When groups become peaceful and complacent they stagnate. When a standard forms, it's easy to attack. You never want to be the one trying to rationalize your policies or be the offended party because people either want to be on the "cool" side or you're going to be arguing some kind of abstract philosophical position (why do whites matter? why does anything matter?) that people won't care about.

>2. All politics is downstream from entertainment media
Media is king. Entertainment media is what children grow up on. Media is used to influence what is fashionable. Media shapes people's minds subliminally. Media informs people about the "reality" they exist in. Jews control media for a reason.

>3. If you can make your position moral, you've won
If a position is viewed as moral by people, even those arguing against it will have to hold their blows and will ultimately lose long-term. Logic is completely irrelevant in the face of what can be promoted subliminally as moral. People are weak and stupid and when their heart starts to hurt they'll take the path of least resistance.

>4. Get children while they're young to destroy a moral society
Targeting propaganda at children is ideal to destroy systems of morality. A girl who got an abortion at 18 is going to struggle to argue against it later. Same with pornography. Get children into it young and they cannot protest at a later stage based on morality.