here's my take on both the positives and negatives. the positives: > you get very close friends, brothers, even, from all corners of the country > you get to train and spar with people who also want to improve > you get a great sense of comradery that normie friend groups don't have > you can talk to them about anything > you feel invincible together even though the odds are against us all the negatives: > the character problem, there'll always be oddballs, weirdos, and degenerates, there's a 50/50 chance of them getting their shit together, though, depending on whether or not others in the group are willing to check their bullshit > the overall goal is literally just making a fraternity with no purpose > it's risky; one infiltrator and your entire group effectively has their lives ruined > it's risky; police will actively seek you out and treat you like dissidents, they will use state assets and time to expose you > it's risky: antifags are extremely dedicated and autistic, their hobby is making you suffer by any means necessary we had a guy who had prints in the system due to his past military record, the police tracked his prints he left on a sticker to his address, tracked him down for questioning, and then gave the information to the local news. antifa spray painted his fucking house and lurked around on and off around his place for weeks until he and his family were forced to move. plastered his whole neighborhood with, "a racist lived among you!" street activism doesn't actually do anything, and neither do active clubs. this is why i moved towards the northwest imperative as a solution and why you should as well.
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