In 2008, would you have predicted /b/ would grow into a movement? /b/ had a culture that facilitated a grand game of offensive 1-upsmenship. This desensitized its userbase to politically incorrect ideas. We all gravitated toward mass producing memes in threads to share, critique, and edit this emerging worldview. To put it in simpler terms, edgy memes made /b/ more susceptible to redpill memes that were highly engaging and well formatted, and those made them more susceptible to redpilling.
If one looks at modern Instagram, one can see a somewhat similar situation. While most of the site is ruled by "Normies" there exists a large community revolving around redpills of all kinds, but it's strongest on right resurgence groups in western countries. Some post counts by hashtag:
Many hashtags aren't used politically yet. Imagine what would happen if we unleash our meme magic this way. Comments sections will be full of redpills/debate.
inb4: >It's a waste of time! It only took me ten minutes to set up an Instagram account and the means to post from my computer. It takes less than two minutes to post a meme, as long as you have the material ready
>It'll never work! You'll all get banned! Instagram doesn't have as bad a reputation when it comes to banning political dissidents as per say, twitter or facebook. Even if they do unleash the banhammer, inevitability a few will get past. And if we all get banned, so what? We wasted at the most 20 minutes of our time. Truth and Beauty is worth the risk. Important conversations are not being had.
>Oy vey goyim, stay on the chans, don't try to spread the truth to normies! many redpilled boards are shilled, and won't win culturewar by sitting on chan hugboxes complaining. We'll win by being more RIGHT than anyone else.
Because Instagram is programmed by sub-humans, you can only post from your phone. HOWEVER, there are ways around this. Personally, I use Gamblr, which is a program that allows you to post from your PC. If for whatever reason you don't trust Gamblr, you can also post from your browser if you configure it using the dev tools on it. A tutorial for doing this can be found at: archive.is/jAcVA
MAKE ACCOUNTS
Pretty self-explanatory. You don't need a phone number, just an email. I used Protonmail, which is completely anonymous, and it worked just fine.
COORDINATE
Riot is like Discord, but it's open source and doesn't collect your data. We'll use Riot to find and like each-others posts and for other coordination. If you're interested, reply with your Riot username and I'll invite you to the room
RULES
1. Don't talk about Jow Forums. We don't need a wave of Instagram kids coming here
2. Don't make an ass of yourself. We're representing our folk, we don't want to leave a bad impression.
>guy fawkes is cringe-tier Yeah, that mask blows. So did the way they went about it. The Bauta mask is way better.
Bauta (sometimes referred as baùtta) is a mask which covers the whole face, this was a traditional piece of art, with a stubborn chin line, no mouth, and lots of gilding. The mask has a square jaw line often pointed and tilted upwards to enable the wearer to talk, eat and drink easily without having to remove the mask thereby preserving their anonymity. The Bauta was often accompanied by a red cape and a tricorn.
In 18th century, the Bauta had become a standardized society mask and disguise regulated by the Venetian government.[ It was obligatory to wear it at certain political decision-making events when all citizens were required to act anonymously as peers. Only citizens had the right to use the Bauta. Its role was similar to the anonymizing processes invented to guarantee general, direct, free, equal and secret ballots in modern democracies.
It was not allowed to wear weapons along with the mask, and police had the right to enforce
