So You Hate The System. Now What?

Every couple decades, the current generation that sits behind the wheel of this country dusts off the same old tired script. They look at the next generation and declare them lazy, coddled, and weak. They laugh at their slang, scoff at their digital nativity, but most importantly and perhaps most telling, they are mistaking the refusal to participate in a system that seeks to destroy them as some kind of weakness. Today’s topic is the upcoming crew who’s going to be running the show: Zoomers and Generation Alpha. This is a topic that I often find myself steering conversations towards. I love mentioning this unique time and space they occupy. They are the first generation of Whites born in this country who will have no living memory of a time when it wasn’t completely normal and encouraged to openly hate them for being White. They’ll never have a school teacher describe the founding fathers with any positivity. They won’t hear about the European creation of the modern world despite being descended from it and living in it. Their racial identity now comes with disclaimers. Their Whiteness now comes with a pathology. And this ladies and gentleman, is really, really, good news.

I saw some recent study where an “overwhelming” percentage of young people didn’t believe the official narrative of the holocaust. Do they not believe it or do they just not fucking care? I tend to think its more along the lines of “It didn’t happen/they deserved it”. The system has now primed more than one generation for radical backlash and shown them the playbook for identity politics. Ok… so now what?

As parents, the number one goal when raising your children is to set them on a course where they will exceed you. Your success as a parent is measured in the health, happiness, and accomplishments of your children. When speaking about the next generations however, we seem to do the opposite. We set up the next generation for failure. We offer nothing but criticism. The last ten years we’ve seen huge growth in White Identity groups and organizations. Things that have been recessed to the corners of the internet and stigmatized and satirized in our popular and mainstream culture are now water cooler and backyard cookout conversations. Now is not the time to go backwards and fuck it all up, as so often happens with this thing of ours. One of the biggest fears I’ve found among people who share our ideas is that they’re afraid of joining a group or organization because they think they get wrapped up in some Fed honeypot or get doxed and lose their job. They’ll be ostracized and shunned by the community. How do we fix and assuage those fears? Start with yourself and your physical appearance. Train your body. Learn how to fight. This should be common sense no matter the plight or lack of one. No one will take you or your ideas seriously if your appearance does not command some sort of respect. You will always be the average of the people you surround yourself with. A sign that you are in a successful group of people is that you are the dumbest person in the room.

Own your surroundings. Train at the park. Let other people see what you’re doing. Tell them if you have to, invite them to join. Host a neighborhood cookout and invite friends and coworkers. Food drives for families in need. Hand out flyers at gun shows, church, truck stops, wherever. Make your presence known and ALWAYS make it positive. Mix your racist friends with your non racist friends. Our ideas are natural and common sense and they are the ideas and ways human beings have thought and lived for most of human history, we just need to give people permission for them. Target pressure points like school boards, city councils, or libraries hosting bullshit. in 2024 when the Ohio Active Club was still relatively small, we shut down a drag queen story time at a local bookstore. Social media comments sections were filled with opposition to the event. Ohio lawmakers proposed restrictions on drag shows via twitter. Concerns were raised by residents and other business owners. But who actually got the event shut down? A handful of White guys in their 20’s in their spare time. Numbers grow when results show. County by county. All 88 of them.

Author: Mr. Purple