@OlooneyJohn 1/
There'd be plenty of low-tech solutions to tackle these things.

WWII alone has plenty of low-tech solutions to high-tech nightmares:
- The Finns, massively outnumbered by the invading Soviet units (Nov 1939 - Mar 1940), invented the Molotov cocktail, -> @OlooneyJohn 2/
-> which could destroy Soviet tanks by being thrown into its rear air intake. The Finns also used their intimate knowledge of their forests to lure Soviet units into perfect killing zones.
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@Elo_D1 @_RoscoeSteele @wayotworld 1/
The happens because once they identify with leftist ideology strongly enough, they become ensnared by the primal human instinct of being bound to a tribe, where adherence to the tribe's ideology means everything.

--> @Elo_D1 @_RoscoeSteele @wayotworld 2/
But it's entirely possible that many know deep down that their parents aren't racist & neither do they feel 100% about their leftist beliefs. Their minds are in a state of conflict.

So how can we counter this mess?

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1/ BELARUS REVOLUTION UPDATE

People united in *PEACEFUL SOLIDARITY* refusing to budge an inch is generally the most potent weapon against authoritarianism.

The people of Belarus have been doing this for several weeks now, causing major cracks in Lukashenko's grip on power. 2/ Here we see Lukashenko's helicopter arriving to whisk him away from his palace in the capital city of Minsk.

The authoritarians who rule over us are not invincible. Far from it. Often throughout history, they have been at the mercy of the people.

Never forget this.

BELARUS REVOLUTION UPDATE
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Belarus’s unexpected revolution sees president Alyaksandr Lukashenka's authoritarian regime steadily crumbling, with demonstrations occurring in many cities, including well over 100,000 protesters rallying in the capital of Minsk. 2/
During his 26 year reign, Lukashenka has managed to alienate vast swathes of the population.

Despite crackdowns with over 6000 protesters being arrested so far, the groundswell of opposition against Lukashenka is probably insurmountable at this point.

Thread:
1/ ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE - We appear to be seeing the collapse of an authoritarian regime IN REAL TIME!
(TAKE NOTES!)

Disaffected personnel of the Belarus state apparatus are defecting to the side of the masses (who have been engaged in large-scale demonstrations). 2/ Such defections typically occur because energetic demonstrations embolden multitudes of disaffected people to follow suit. The end result may be a cascade effect that is impossible to stop, leaving the regime alienated with no option but to step down.

@thenikcrawford 1/ Absolutely dreadful. There are massive problems with Critical Race Theory (CRT) running from top to bottom. It is not even a proper academic discipline.

Firstly, CRT fails the most basic academic standards of acceptability. (cont -->) @thenikcrawford 2/ Academic standards CRT fails:
(1) Clarity of terminology (extremely poor), and
(2) Rigour in being able to prove & replicate its claims (largely non-existent)

CRT lacks "epistemic adequacy" (soundness & validity of arguments). It is based largely on unprovable assertions.

@naughtymandy121 1/ You can almost never change someone's worldview in one hit, especially the type of normie you're describing. The only exception to this would be if they were to have a powerful visceral experience (e.g. a real-life encounter) that changed the way they saw things. @naughtymandy121 2/ So instead of one big red pill, try using a number of small red pills to instil doubt about their worldview.

e.g. If challenging their view of BLM, you could describe real-life stories (with evidence) that are at odds with the media's narrative. -->