Do You Engage in Online Activism?

[Gefjon]

So, I was wondering... how important do you think eActivism is? Are you involved in eActivism? Do you own a site that promotes the cause of [whatever you believe in] or are you a member of such a site? Of course, eActivism isn't enough by itself, think we can all agree on that, but do you think eActivism accomplishes something if anything? :

[Red Skull]

eActivism is a good idea, and has freed many minds, so to speak. But to further the cause, be it pro-Germanic, pro-White, pro-NS, etc., we must be active in all fields! The streets, Internet, radio, and hopefully in the future, television, newspapers, and so on.

[Hermelin]

So, I was wondering... how important do you think eActivism is? Are you involved in eActivism? Do you own a site that promotes the cause of [whatever you believe in] or are you a member of such a site? Of course, eActivism isn't enough by itself, think we can all agree on that, but do you think eActivism accomplishes something if anything? :

The most basic purpose and accomplishment of eActivism, as you call it, is to raise awareness that one is not alone in their beliefs, and to promote networking among like-minded people.
I have been involved in such a project, and I expect to become involved in a similar project again some time in the future.

[Talan]

I'm involved in politics, but am targeting the baby boomer generation, so I avoid eActivism. Indeed, I make an effort to appropriate the corporate language and models which they've grown used to in the media environment. To paraphrase Mustapha Khayati, since the Reagon/Fraser/Thatcher years there has been so much excessive emphasis upon 'choice' and 'the public' that by creating a platform which fits the approved mannerisms, legalisms and cultural customs we reveal their absurdity.

[Northern Paladin]

I'm involved in politics, but am targeting the baby boomer generation, so I avoid eActivism. Indeed, I make an effort to appropriate the corporate language and models which they've grown used to in the media environment. To paraphrase Mustapha Khayati, since the Reagon/Fraser/Thatcher years there has been so much excessive emphasis placed upon 'choice' and 'the public' that by creating a platform which fits the approved mannerisms, legalisms and cultural customs we reveal their absurdity.

A lot of times eActivism amounts to alot of talk and thumb tweddling and of course there is the inevitable "I need 50 bucks from each of you to start a White Colony" It will be our last hope, and the likes.

The real activists who are making a difference are the every day mom and pops who choose to have a large family, despite the financial burden. The White man who refuses the high paying Job because it goes against the interests of his race. Those are your real Activists and they are few and far between.

[Siebenbürgerin]

I think online Activism is fruitful if it has some effects in your real Life. Does it help change the People around you or the people you are in Contact with? For me the Internet is important because it is a Tool of Contact with Germans. We Transylvanian Saxons correspond with the Germans in the Federal Republic through this Means. I think a Website like this could do Changes because it can reach out to many People throughout the World. From this Angle it can do much more than a Leaflet or Booklet you distribute in your City or Village. But it's not enough. Because the Culture and Heritage of your Ancestors can only be preserved by having Children. I think having Children is the most important kind of "Activism".

[Sól]

I think eActivism is great because it reaches out to people all over the world, but I agree activism must be present in all fields. both locally and internationally, in other words.

[uppvaknad]

E activism is good, but it should not be our main focus. We should focus on building political parties.

I post on forums.

[Witta]

For example, do you introduce racial topics onto non racial forums? Do you post comments on newspaper websites? Post regularly on Usenet? Comment on Youtube videos?

I personally have built up a politics folder on my hard drive with hundreds of saved propaganda pictures I can link to and ready made word documents of good arguments, forum posts, YouTube comments and Usenet threads. That way I can cut and paste messages, it's quicker. If I want a picture to illustrate a post I can quickly dip into my pictures folder which has sub folders like race-mixing, banking, mass media etc and upload it to imageshack.

[Dropkick]

Yeah I have. Met some resistance but its always by a few angry people. In fact you'll notice that they start off trying to ridicule you and when that fails and you're making more sense than them the insults start then.