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White supremacists are notorious spineless sh*t***ds who will do everything they can to maintain their image of "toughness" and "strength." Without it, they're just the losers they always were, are, and always will be.

This is one of the main reasons why demonstrations are so important to them: they provide an opportunity to appear strong and generate publicity by doing absolutely nothing beyond standing there, as though they're hoping to be discovered by a failed real-estate agent turned talent manager who can finally help them fulfill their collective life purpose of becoming third-rate army surplus mannequins.

Nazis taught them well: the more controversy they generate, the more people talk about them, and the more "strong" and "serious" they appear. For this to work, however, they must keep their cool and present themselves as peaceful, upstanding citizens. With a little luck, some immature, boisterous leftists will show up and scream at them while they stand there like discarded d*ldos, allowing them to look "good" by comparison.

So what do you do?

• You can't fight them, because then you become the aggressor disrupting a "peaceful" protest. They'll milk the martyrdom they've supposedly endured for years to come.
• You can't throw water balloons at them because that's legally considered assault, and gawd knows they'll eagerly press charges and parade their boo-boos before the world while crying, "Look what the radical left did to me!"
• You can counter-protest, but that can backfire, making them look "good" and you, look bad.

The best way is to turn their protest into a f*cking joke. Because, we often forget that this is what they are. The seriousness and strenght is entirely superficial and it's always hanging by a thread.

Steal the attention away from them, letting them stand there like the tools that they are while something much more interesting happens.

But with what?

the reason why I won't be able to publish the book I'm dying to write is because its an idea sequel that I have on a movie that I fell in love with and always believe it deserved a sequel it never got.

obviously if I end up writing it I will be whipped to death with copyright laws if I publish it. nevertheless that quote once said by Michael Dell...

Ideas Are A Commodity, Execution Of Them Is Not

keeps on spiraling in my head. I keep thinking "what if one day after I write my unpublished book the universe gives me the opportunity to pitch my idea to the original movie's production team and they end up loving it?"

if that was to happen then that would me more than a million reasons to write my book either way. can't forget that Sylvester Stallone faced a similar fate when he came up with Rocky yet nevertheless he did not give up on his dream and look at him now. the only advantage he had however was that Rocky was originally his own project, while mines is not and we already know how stingy Hollywood is when it comes to unsolicitate ideas.

anyways changing the subject a little, the book below is actually mines. after a decade of pouring part of my soul into it I was finally able to finish and publish it once and for all. if you love action, suspense, thriller and fights then this book is for you. please check it out when you get a chance, its available on Ebook in all popular platforms

https://books2read.com/u/mVEEpP