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Psychology
While arguing with a particularly vile pro-Semitic bigot on liberty forum, I realized that his use of a beautiful model as his avatar was having a subtle psychological effect on me.
It was making me somehow hold back. I knew he was a middle aged male and a rabid pro-Semitic chauvinist to boot, yet the picture kept mellowing my feelings toward him even though I was perfectly conscious of who he really was. Indeed, even after I realized his choice of avatar was deliberate and intended to have that effect on us, I still continued to hold back.
When debating anonymous people whose only sensory manifestation is text, it appears that adding something as simple as a picture has an incredibly disproportionate effect on the first, second and third impression one creates. Indeed, this effect is so powerful that if you try it yourself you will definitely notice a change of tone toward you. And it isn’t only noticeable. It is very noticeable. In fact, the effect is potent that the drawback may be that people will treat you with such kid’s gloves that they will refuse to debate you at all.
Personally, I find pictures of sad little girls to be the most psychologically disarming. Insofar as white children are the ones we are fighting for, using pictures of them is not only appropriate but also obligatory. We have a duty toward them to do everything we can to fight harder and more effectively. This means engaging in psychological warfare wherever possible.
Adding Pictures
1. Find a digital picture of your daughter, niece or young sister where she looks really sad.
2. If you can’t find one, use google image search to find something suitable on the net.
3. Open your blog account.
4. Click the “Template” tab.
5. Next page: In the Page Elements page click “Add a Page Element” (sidebar not footer).
6. A pop-up window comes up; click “ADD TO BLOG” under the category: Picture
Add a picture from your computer or from somewhere else on the web.
7. Next page: Fill in the form as follows:
Title [leave blank]
Caption [leave blank]
[x] From your computer:
Click on “Browse” and find the picture in your computer.
[ ] From the web
[x] Shrink to fit?
Then click “Save Changes”
8. Open your blog, it now has a picture.
9. Place the mouse over it, right click and select “Copy image location”
10. Go back to your blog control panel.
11. Click on “Dashboard” in the top right corner.
10. Next page: Click “Edit Profile”
12. Next page: Under “Photograph” and to the right of “Photo URL” there is a text box.
13. Paste the image location into the text box.
14. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Save Profile”
15. You’re done.
From now on, whenever you post in another blogspot blog, the tiny picture will appear as your avatar. In addition, whenever you register in forums or in other blog domains you can use the same image web address to provide a picture for your profile.
The White Riddle
“All anti-white racists agree that it’s ok for whites to become minorities in their own countries. All anti-white racists also agree that a Japanese person who wants to become a minority in his own country is either a traitor or clinically insane. Therefore, what is an anti-white racist? "
The Riddle is a compacted version of the Mantra that comes in the form of a question, an unusual question, and one that has no clear answer. Even its author admits there are many equally valid answers. For example, an anti-white racist could be a:
Hater
Hypocrite
Neo-Conservative
Leftist
Traitor
Lunatic
Politically Correct Fanatic
Pro-Minority Bigot
Neo-Christian
And so on.
All valid answers. It is precisely this ambiguity that makes it so powerful. The fact that it is presented as a question forces the reader to think. The fact that it is ambiguous causes them to think about it far more. The more they think about it the more the underlying message lodges itself into their mind. This is basic applied psychology.
When they come, they won’t find the answer anywhere but here, the last chapter of the Internet Activism Handbook. Here they will find the answer as well as something better: A chance to join us and fight for our children.
The Riddle should be used instead of the Mantra whenever the subject matter calls for something short, when you’re making a second post following the Mantra, as a tagline for an off-subject post, and in other special circumstances.
The Riddle is highly versatile and should always be calibrated to fit its audience. This is done by replacing the keywords “anti-white racist” with whatever the target group identifies with. For example, on a Republican blog, use the keyword “Republican” or “conservative”.
For example, “All conservatives agree that it’s ok for whites to become minorities in their own countries. All conservatives also agree that a Japanese person who wants to become a minority in his own country is either a traitor or clinically insane. Therefore, what is a conservative? "
The closer it is calibrated to its audience the more powerful it becomes.
As with the Mantra you must add your blog’s web address to it. In addition, just before the web address you should add, “For the answer go to:”
For example, “All liberal professors agree that it’s ok for whites to become minorities in their own countries. All liberal professors also agree that a Japanese person who wants to become a minority in his own country is either a traitor or clinically insane. Therefore, what is a liberal professor? " For the answer go to: http://mantra777.blogspot.com
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