"Nearly every major American industry has a stake in China. From Wall Street—Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley— to hospitality. A Marriott Hotel employee was fired when Chinese officials objected to his liking a tweet about Tibet. They all learned to play by CCP rules." source in comments

There's a woman on youtube who did a series of videos called "my no-buy year" a couple of years ago. Hannah something. Liberal as hell, annoying as hell, but if you started linking your normie friends and family members to her, they might join us in boycotting a lot of Made in China crap--for their own stupid reasons, but whatever.

Not only is this a form of passive resistance, it's undetectable if you need to be a stealth anti-communist. You can say "I'm having a buy-nothing year!" in front of the Karens at the water cooler and they'll think you're one of them.

Benefits: you aren't funding people who hate you. You ARE funding people like you. Your life will be filled with less crap. You won't die gagging on toxic fumes from the plastic you've surrounded yourself with.

My big opt-outs this year (on top of the media subscriptions I already dropped) are new books and make-up. I almost never wear make-up anyway, yet somehow I still own enough that if I wanted to "just throw on some lipstick and foundation" I bet I could do it every damned day for the next six months. And books are just as good used, and I'm not supporting a thoroughly corrupt publishing industry.

Anyone else got any good ones? Favourite ways to save?

At least know what they're accusing you of, right?

Could you blockade them if you needed to isolate the swamp? I guess you'd have to dig up the airfields first.

Or replace it with our own. We can't make any headway with the mass media and the twitocracy pouring poison into normies' ears 24/7. Any thoughts?

That still counts as charity, but you're keeping control of exactly what your money is doing. Every time you pass over your money to a charity--even to your church--you're passing over responsibility to them too; the next thing you know, some overly-compassionate minister is letting trannies hold meetings in the church hall while you pay to heat it.

“First, Trump was the President. Second, there was a part of him-and I didn’t know how potent that part might be-that thirsted for justice. And third, I was unconditionally and irrevocably at war with China.”

This is officially a "no buying anything nonessential" year for me. By 2022 we could all be out of debt while we starve the cheaters. Who's in?

Christian pedes: get out of debt and get some real assets, preferably land. Now's the time. And for the sake of your mental health, detach from mainstream news and "pop culture." It's there to indoctrinate and corrupt you. There are better forms of entertainment. Pick up a book, a craft, a hammer, ANYTHING.

The Luddites were a secret oath-based organization of English textile workers in the 19th century, a radical faction which destroyed textile machinery as a form of protest. The group was protesting against manufacturers who **used machines in what they called "a fraudulent and deceitful manner" **to get around standard labor practices.

Don't buy from China. Don't support the economy of a Chinese puppet "president." Get out of debt, fast; buy property (somewhere you'd want to be if things get really bad), and delete social media. BUNKER TIME.

Remember how in the 80s and 90s there used to be tables at EVERY concert and craft fair and outdoor flea market and stuff selling "CHE" shirts and stickers and giving away newsletters, all to basically spread Communist-chic aesthetics to college kids?

We need something similar: grassroots, hands-on, traditional-family/1950s advertising-style aesthetics. Stickers and stuff subverting leftist media, portraying us as the rebels/heroes/resistance, showing China Joe and Co. as the fascists they are. A constant low-level background argument that uses images instead of words.

Any talented art pedes around who can hijack pop culture and create us some images we can use for stickers, leaflets, posters, etc.??

My wrist is numb and my groceries are a lot less automated, but feels good.