I don't like this man, he wrote a book called Rules for Radicals and it is used to work against the status quo, communists, antifa, BLM and so many others literally used these tactics. If you're not aware of it, read up, it's good to know about it. Even its wiki page is relatively enlightening for a wiki page.
They're tactics of discord, chaos.. is this the path for us? Beyond some quick wins, I am not sure this the right way to go.
Uh yeah, I don't think OP doesn't know who he is, but it's not about liking Alinsky, it's about using his rules against him, which is one of his rules.
We're literally better than they are.. but only by merit of our actions. Sometimes actions must be bad to achieve good deals.. but they sometimes mean compromising ideals, many of Alinsky's rules call for that price to be paid.
They're injust. and at the root of all injustice, lies sin. Name me one of his rules, and I will explain to my best ability how it is such. The one you mention here, I already tackled in another comment, one level up.
Sin is unavoidable in life...... we're human, but we need to strive for betterment, of ourselves.. and the world.
Hey look, you're not going to find me arguing that Alinsky or his tactics are good, I'm just saying that OP is referencing him in a way that, at least to me, isn't an apparent endorsement.
I don't like this man, he wrote a book called Rules for Radicals and it is used to work against the status quo, communists, antifa, BLM and so many others literally used these tactics. If you're not aware of it, read up, it's good to know about it. Even its wiki page is relatively enlightening for a wiki page.
They're tactics of discord, chaos.. is this the path for us? Beyond some quick wins, I am not sure this the right way to go.
Uh yeah, I don't think OP doesn't know who he is, but it's not about liking Alinsky, it's about using his rules against him, which is one of his rules.
We're literally better than they are.. but only by merit of our actions. Sometimes actions must be bad to achieve good deals.. but they sometimes mean compromising ideals, many of Alinsky's rules call for that price to be paid.
They're injust. and at the root of all injustice, lies sin. Name me one of his rules, and I will explain to my best ability how it is such. The one you mention here, I already tackled in another comment, one level up.
Sin is unavoidable in life...... we're human, but we need to strive for betterment, of ourselves.. and the world.
Hey look, you're not going to find me arguing that Alinsky or his tactics are good, I'm just saying that OP is referencing him in a way that, at least to me, isn't an apparent endorsement.