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Violence or Non-Violence? This is a real conversation from 1968, aired live on public television at the height of the civil rights movement. No script. No hindsight. Just people arguing about survival. Some believed nonviolence was the only way forward. Others believed waiting had already cost too much.

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Regime Change, Violence, Political Power Whenever I correctly point out that we can only achieve regime chance by contesting the positions of political and societal power, there are always some “tough guys” who start talking about violence. First and foremost, saying that you are for or against violence means absolutely nothing. Violence always exists, implicit or explicit. Violence is used on a daily basis to uphold the law. So, saying that violence is required to initiate remigration is unnecessary. People are already (in some cases) being deported (via violence by the law), it is just a matter of ensuring that more criminals are deported. The structure is already in place, it is just the pace that needs to be increased. Violence outside of the law is not a good idea. I encourage you to immediately ask Magnus Söderman (@SvegotMagnus) whether the violence of the Swedish Nationalist movement of the 90s was productive or not. I do not blame anyone who was active during those years – the Nationalist movement was a response to anti-Swedish violence. We can, however, note that the direction some took during those years was wrong and unproductive (i.e. criminal acts and unprovoked violence, etc). As mentioned, some criminals are being deported. Others are not being deported. Why? Because anti-White Left-wing extremists hold positions of power. A recent case in Sweden; one such Left-wing extremist, Lena Berggren, decided that a certain individual should not be deported since “the rape did not last long enough.” Pure evil. Shoutout to Evelina Hahne for bringing this to the attention of the world. As I said yesterday, it is good to shine a light on these evil-doers. Moreover, regarding toughness on the streets. Street-fighting is not real power. Real power is giving orders to the police. Real power is changing legislation. Real power is removing Left-wing extremists from positions of power, so that they can no longer torment regular citizens. For those who want examples of true toughness, I want to mention the following sensitive young men: Nick Alinia, Christian Peterson 🇸🇪 (English), Lulle – they are all brining heat to various regime-loyal Leftists. This is being tough and intelligent. This is productive. For those who have the discipline to do so, I encourage joining a political party in order to push it in a healthier direction. Onwards!

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