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804. Be prepared for people to question your motive, to call you a closetdictator, bu t always remain liquid and anonymous. 805. Always change your face, always change our methods, your techniques,evolve as a n activist and as a human being. 806. Be prepared for your family to disown you at some point because they want to li ve their sheltered comfortable lives. 807. Be prepared to lose the stupid love of your life because they wanted tolive in a big house on a hill. 808. Be prepared to lose many things that you once valued, but for an activistthe onl y value is freedom, the only purpose is justice. 809. Remember that life is a struggle and that the struggle for freedom is life. 810. Remember that your body and soul are parts of a higher social system,part of a n atural movement towards authentic freedom. 811. Remember that you are an individual, but never think that you are alone, therear e millions just like you. 812. Find the millions that are like you, find the activists, the fighters, thefreedo m lovers, find them and communicate with them. 813. If you have your photos plastered all over the internet, get rid of them, anacti vist has no face. 814. Change your name, change the way you see yourself, find a pseudonym which appeal s to you and your activist drive. 815. Always remember that your personal name is the antithesis of change, because it

keeps you chained to your personal history. 816. Always remember that names are nothing more than personalized vanity plates, ab olish your name. 817. An activist has no name, an activist has no history, he/she is the liquid energ y that flows in the fight against the capitalist flow. 818. An activist has no identity, no personal desires, no narcissistic visions. 819. An activist does not dream about living in a mansion or driving a luxury car, h e/she dreams banishing privatization. 820. An activist does not spend their days fussing over the growth of the net worth. 821. An activist s net worth is the political and social consciousness in their blood. 822. An activist s net worth is the flow of freedom through his/her body, the bursting of energy and desire for justice. 823. An activist does not think of themselves as a hero, he/she says I amnothing, not hing at all, I am the will power of my humanity. 824. An activist must learn to crush their ego completely and without any reservatio ns. 825. Capitalist society builds your ego to keep you locked within yourself, tokeep yo u isolated and exploited, crush your ego! 826. Always remember that while the rich man is obsessing on finding ways toprolong his life, your purpose is create new life.

827. Always remember that vanity leads to a disgusting sense of self-love, donot lov e yourself, love the world instead. 828. Always remember that there is nothing wrong with altering your political views as long as your purpose is pure. 829. Find someone who is lonely and bring them into the cause. 830. Find someone who needs a sense of belonging and take them to a protest. 831.

Find the outsiders, the socially defined ism. 832.

losers , bring them into the worldof activ

Find the weirdoes, the vagabonds, the high school rebel drop outs and bring them into the body of the cause. 833. You must fight for the very autonomy of your being, do not allow capitalist ins titution to reverse the flow of your activism. 834. Do not allow the professors who wear leftist masks to hinder you fromthe cause. 835. An activist trusts no one, not even him/herself, an activist alwaysquestions an d examines. 836. An activist works for the cause because he/she realizes that the cause ishigher than the petty worries of the everyday. 837. When an activist rides a public bus, he/she canvasses the bus for possiblerecru its into the cause. 838. When an activist sits in the streets, he/she are always looking for new recruit s into the cause. 839. Canvassing is a powerful weapon that marketers incessantly use, learnhow to use it. 840. Remember that profits and success are meaningless constructs, your lifemust pour into the body of the cause. 841. Remember that societal praise is nothing more than a method tocondition you into being a well behaved pet. 842. Remember that you are beyond praise, you are beyond stupid notions of success, t he cause is your life, the cause is your only purpose. 843. Anyone can spend their lives waiting for promotions/praise from the boss, but y ou, you chose to fight, to stand, to resist. 844. Remember that anyone can remain in society s comfortable lap forever, but you chos e to grow, to rise, to become. 845. Instead of listening to a popular rap song, print the lyrics, study it, learnhow the mass media taps into the heads of the people. 846. Instead of watching a movie, pull up the script, and study the use of words, th

e manipulation of life in support of consumption. 847. Instead of watching sports, study the concept of competition, why doesthe capita list encourage the lower classes to compete. 848. Instead of watching reality television shows, go out in the streets andmake your own reality television show. 849. Instead of spending your evenings playing video games, ask yourself why you re ad dicted to pressing buttons and visual reactions.

850. Love humanity; an activist loves humanity, an activist loves the starvingchildre n, an activist loves life itself. 851. An activist does not waste time on rhetorical nonsense, if the children arestar ving then something must be done. 852. An activist does not waste an opportunity to bring someone into the body of the cause. 853. An activist does not waste a chance to inform others on the corruptionthat ridd les their lives. 854. Ask citizens what makes them tick, when they say high taxes, blame it onthe war s of the rich. 855. Ask a person why bothers them about government, when they say the welfare syste m, tell them about corporate welfare. 856. Study how capitalism has succeeded in making the general public hatesingle welfa re moms, while corporations steal trillions. 857. Study the intelligence agencies and how they operate, study how they open up cov er businesses. 858. Study the methods through which the ruling elites set up front businesses(corpor ations) to cover up their ill deeds. 859. Remember that the capitalists are merciless, cruel and sadistic in theirexploita tion of the worker, expose them. 860. Remember that the capitalist will do anything to accumulate more capitaland you should do anything to expose him.

861. Remember that religion is a tool in the hands of the powerful, religion isnot pu rity or honest intent, it is denial and fear. 862. An activist does not fear death because he/she love life in all of itsaspects. 863. An activist does not worry about death because he/she is not obsessed with the ego and the permanence of the narcissistic self. 864. You have to reshape your identity from that of a rigid, immobile wageslave, to that of an open liquid, communicative human being. 865. Do not allow the capitalists to keep your mind and your body locked inthe prison s of their wage-slavery. 866. Find ways of covertly resisting your boss s sadistic control over the officespace. 867. Do not hesitate to write anonymous letters to your professors, bosses,teachers. 868. Do not hesitate to speak your mind, but try your best to eliminateconsequences i n your life. 869. Be clever, be sly, be meticulous, be ready to confront your enemies and beready to escape for the next fight. 870. Never be stubborn, never be bent on some kind of physical punishment,instead, ru n and hide and construct your activist techniques. 871. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to shift its resourcesfro m surveillance to policing.

872. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to pay millionsfor polici ng and security, but you re there for free. 873. You can leave and come to a protest as you see fit, no one is paying you togo t o a protest, that s your great advantage. 874. If the police shut down a protest, come back tomorrow. 875. If the police get violent without cause, then the people will see the brutality of the state in action. 876.

Never provoke the police because that allows the capitalist state todisplay and justify its inherent violence. 877. Instead of cursing at police officers, be witty, be funny, read rebelliouspoetry , speak against the rich. 878. Remember that even though police officers are highly conditioned, they hate the bankers who own their house as much as you. 879. Remember that even though the police are trained to protect the elites,they do n ot come from ruling elite families, exploit this. 880. Converse with the police, if you re at a protest against bank bail outs, ask a pol ice officer how much his mortgage is. 881. If you re at an anti-G20 protest, ask a police officer if the big bankersinside ar e giving him a special mortgage rate. 882. Your parents will often pull the guilt trip of we worked hard so you can become something special , ignore them, success is a disease. 883. Your friends will often say that you ve changed and that you re distant,ignore them , school friends are nothing but consumer zombies. 884. An activist does not live to conform to the lives of those consumersaround him/ her, an activist lives to fight for freedom. 885. An activist does not worry about gratifying his/her parent s desire forsome kind of successful careerism. 886. An activist does not care whether or not his/her parents think of him as aloser , an activist simply moves on with the fight. 887. An activist strips all of his/her social masks and keeps working towardsthe goa l of establishing a free, just society. 888. An activist does not spend their days moping about being unaccepted orunrespect ed, instead they fight with every thoughts. 889. Instead of going to the shopping mall with the intent of buyingmeaningless thing s, help one person fight their consumption disease. 890. Visit the hospital, talk to sick people about capitalism, talk to dyingpeople a bout consumption and their perspective on life. 891.

Instead of simply doing volunteer work, do volunteer work that servesthe cause a nd your need for social information. 892. Coach a team and discuss political issues with the team members. 893. Remember that Disney begins its consumption conditioning of children when they a re as young as 3 months old. 894. When your family tells you that the cause is hopeless, tell them thatconsuming televised images like zombies is hopeless.

895. You must be prepared to sacrifice your self-love to the cause, you must beready to treat the cause as if it is life itself. 896. An activist does not hide inside of him/herself, an activist hides from the bru tality of the system by resisting the system. 897. An activist loves the world, he/she loves life and people, not money andprofits . 898. An activist does not spend their days and nights thinking of ways to bericher, but of ways to make people s lives richer. 899. An activist does not hide in mansions in the mountains, he/she are in thestreet s making things happen. 900. An activist does not give a fly about making their parents proud, he/sheis cons umed with making the cause live. 901. It is your job to find ways to make the cause live in the lives of others. 902. It is your duty to find ways for your mind to work for the cause, yourthoughts, your desires, your obsessions, your totality for the cause. 903. It is easy to spend your life waiting for societal adulation, but you mustresist the meaninglessness of success. 904. Erase all notions of capitalist success from your mind. 905. Erase all notions of financial gain from your soul. 906. Erase all hate for mankind from your heart, the poor are your fellow human being

s not people to be exploited for profit. 907. Think of ways to revolutionize the psychology of others. 908. Look for ways to make people change their limited, consumptive, world view. 909. Ask people questions about their lives and the meaning of their existenceoutsid e of indoctrinated consumption patterns. 910. Treat people with respect, but never be passive, always be active in yourpursuit for knowledge and change. 911. Never rely on government and corporate structures to instigate change. 912. Never rely on institutions to define your life for you, define your own lifeand push your life into the body of the cause. 913. Push your existence towards the progressive methodology, which willhelp enlighte n people. 914. Pull people around you from their state of spiritual and psychologicalpoverty, t ell them to turn off the TV and go for a walk. 915. Constantly reevaluate the way you see your life, the way you see your friendsand family. 916. Write a letter to yourself about your desire to help the cause and make ita leg itimate force in people s lives. 917. Share your progressive ideas and writings with other activists, to open up andex pand the dialogue. 918. Instead of going to the mall to consume your life away, go to a protestand join people in any kind of struggle.

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804. Be prepared for people to question your motive, to call you a closetdictator, bu t always remain liquid and anonymous. 805. Always change your face, always change our methods, your techniques,evolve as a n activist and as a human being. 806. Be prepared for your family to disown you at some point because they want to li ve their sheltered comfortable lives. 807. Be prepared to lose the stupid love of your life because they wanted tolive in a big house on a hill. 808. Be prepared to lose many things that you once valued, but for an activistthe onl y value is freedom, the only purpose is justice. 809.

Remember that life is a struggle and that the struggle for freedom is life. 810. Remember that your body and soul are parts of a higher social system,part of a n atural movement towards authentic freedom. 811. Remember that you are an individual, but never think that you are alone, therear e millions just like you. 812. Find the millions that are like you, find the activists, the fighters, thefreedo m lovers, find them and communicate with them. 813. If you have your photos plastered all over the internet, get rid of them, anacti vist has no face. 814. Change your name, change the way you see yourself, find a pseudonym which appeal s to you and your activist drive. 815. Always remember that your personal name is the antithesis of change, because it keeps you chained to your personal history. 816. Always remember that names are nothing more than personalized vanity plates, ab olish your name. 817. An activist has no name, an activist has no history, he/she is the liquid energ y that flows in the fight against the capitalist flow. 818. An activist has no identity, no personal desires, no narcissistic visions. 819. An activist does not dream about living in a mansion or driving a luxury car, h e/she dreams banishing privatization. 820. An activist does not spend their days fussing over the growth of the net worth. 821. An activist s net worth is the political and social consciousness in their blood. 822. An activist s net worth is the flow of freedom through his/her body, the bursting of energy and desire for justice. 823. An activist does not think of themselves as a hero, he/she says I amnothing, not hing at all, I am the will power of my humanity. 824. An activist must learn to crush their ego completely and without any reservatio ns. 825. Capitalist society builds your ego to keep you locked within yourself, tokeep yo

u isolated and exploited, crush your ego! 826. Always remember that while the rich man is obsessing on finding ways toprolong his life, your purpose is create new life.

827. Always remember that vanity leads to a disgusting sense of self-love, donot lov e yourself, love the world instead. 828. Always remember that there is nothing wrong with altering your political views as long as your purpose is pure. 829. Find someone who is lonely and bring them into the cause. 830. Find someone who needs a sense of belonging and take them to a protest. 831. Find the outsiders, the socially defined ism. 832. losers , bring them into the worldof activ

Find the weirdoes, the vagabonds, the high school rebel drop outs and bring them into the body of the cause. 833. You must fight for the very autonomy of your being, do not allow capitalist ins titution to reverse the flow of your activism. 834. Do not allow the professors who wear leftist masks to hinder you fromthe cause. 835. An activist trusts no one, not even him/herself, an activist alwaysquestions an d examines. 836. An activist works for the cause because he/she realizes that the cause ishigher than the petty worries of the everyday. 837. When an activist rides a public bus, he/she canvasses the bus for possiblerecru its into the cause. 838. When an activist sits in the streets, he/she are always looking for new recruit s into the cause. 839. Canvassing is a powerful weapon that marketers incessantly use, learnhow to use it. 840. Remember that profits and success are meaningless constructs, your lifemust pour

into the body of the cause. 841. Remember that societal praise is nothing more than a method tocondition you into being a well behaved pet. 842. Remember that you are beyond praise, you are beyond stupid notions of success, t he cause is your life, the cause is your only purpose. 843. Anyone can spend their lives waiting for promotions/praise from the boss, but y ou, you chose to fight, to stand, to resist. 844. Remember that anyone can remain in society s comfortable lap forever, but you chos e to grow, to rise, to become. 845. Instead of listening to a popular rap song, print the lyrics, study it, learnhow the mass media taps into the heads of the people. 846. Instead of watching a movie, pull up the script, and study the use of words, th e manipulation of life in support of consumption. 847. Instead of watching sports, study the concept of competition, why doesthe capita list encourage the lower classes to compete. 848. Instead of watching reality television shows, go out in the streets andmake your own reality television show. 849. Instead of spending your evenings playing video games, ask yourself why you re ad dicted to pressing buttons and visual reactions.

850. Love humanity; an activist loves humanity, an activist loves the starvingchildre n, an activist loves life itself. 851. An activist does not waste time on rhetorical nonsense, if the children arestar ving then something must be done. 852. An activist does not waste an opportunity to bring someone into the body of the cause. 853. An activist does not waste a chance to inform others on the corruptionthat ridd les their lives. 854. Ask citizens what makes them tick, when they say high taxes, blame it onthe war s of the rich.

855. Ask a person why bothers them about government, when they say the welfare syste m, tell them about corporate welfare. 856. Study how capitalism has succeeded in making the general public hatesingle welfa re moms, while corporations steal trillions. 857. Study the intelligence agencies and how they operate, study how they open up cov er businesses. 858. Study the methods through which the ruling elites set up front businesses(corpor ations) to cover up their ill deeds. 859. Remember that the capitalists are merciless, cruel and sadistic in theirexploita tion of the worker, expose them. 860. Remember that the capitalist will do anything to accumulate more capitaland you should do anything to expose him. 861. Remember that religion is a tool in the hands of the powerful, religion isnot pu rity or honest intent, it is denial and fear. 862. An activist does not fear death because he/she love life in all of itsaspects. 863. An activist does not worry about death because he/she is not obsessed with the ego and the permanence of the narcissistic self. 864. You have to reshape your identity from that of a rigid, immobile wageslave, to that of an open liquid, communicative human being. 865. Do not allow the capitalists to keep your mind and your body locked inthe prison s of their wage-slavery. 866. Find ways of covertly resisting your boss s sadistic control over the officespace. 867. Do not hesitate to write anonymous letters to your professors, bosses,teachers. 868. Do not hesitate to speak your mind, but try your best to eliminateconsequences i n your life. 869. Be clever, be sly, be meticulous, be ready to confront your enemies and beready to escape for the next fight. 870. Never be stubborn, never be bent on some kind of physical punishment,instead, ru

n and hide and construct your activist techniques. 871. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to shift its resourcesfro m surveillance to policing.

872. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to pay millionsfor polici ng and security, but you re there for free. 873. You can leave and come to a protest as you see fit, no one is paying you togo t o a protest, that s your great advantage. 874. If the police shut down a protest, come back tomorrow. 875. If the police get violent without cause, then the people will see the brutality of the state in action. 876. Never provoke the police because that allows the capitalist state todisplay and justify its inherent violence. 877. Instead of cursing at police officers, be witty, be funny, read rebelliouspoetry , speak against the rich. 878. Remember that even though police officers are highly conditioned, they hate the bankers who own their house as much as you. 879. Remember that even though the police are trained to protect the elites,they do n ot come from ruling elite families, exploit this. 880. Converse with the police, if you re at a protest against bank bail outs, ask a pol ice officer how much his mortgage is. 881. If you re at an anti-G20 protest, ask a police officer if the big bankersinside ar e giving him a special mortgage rate. 882. Your parents will often pull the guilt trip of we worked hard so you can become something special , ignore them, success is a disease. 883. Your friends will often say that you ve changed and that you re distant,ignore them , school friends are nothing but consumer zombies. 884. An activist does not live to conform to the lives of those consumersaround him/ her, an activist lives to fight for freedom. 885.

An activist does not worry about gratifying his/her parent s desire forsome kind of successful careerism. 886. An activist does not care whether or not his/her parents think of him as aloser , an activist simply moves on with the fight. 887. An activist strips all of his/her social masks and keeps working towardsthe goa l of establishing a free, just society. 888. An activist does not spend their days moping about being unaccepted orunrespect ed, instead they fight with every thoughts. 889. Instead of going to the shopping mall with the intent of buyingmeaningless thing s, help one person fight their consumption disease. 890. Visit the hospital, talk to sick people about capitalism, talk to dyingpeople a bout consumption and their perspective on life. 891. Instead of simply doing volunteer work, do volunteer work that servesthe cause a nd your need for social information. 892. Coach a team and discuss political issues with the team members. 893. Remember that Disney begins its consumption conditioning of children when they a re as young as 3 months old. 894. When your family tells you that the cause is hopeless, tell them thatconsuming televised images like zombies is hopeless.

895. You must be prepared to sacrifice your self-love to the cause, you must beready to treat the cause as if it is life itself. 896. An activist does not hide inside of him/herself, an activist hides from the bru tality of the system by resisting the system. 897. An activist loves the world, he/she loves life and people, not money andprofits . 898. An activist does not spend their days and nights thinking of ways to bericher, but of ways to make people s lives richer. 899. An activist does not hide in mansions in the mountains, he/she are in thestreet s making things happen.

900. An activist does not give a fly about making their parents proud, he/sheis cons umed with making the cause live. 901. It is your job to find ways to make the cause live in the lives of others. 902. It is your duty to find ways for your mind to work for the cause, yourthoughts, your desires, your obsessions, your totality for the cause. 903. It is easy to spend your life waiting for societal adulation, but you mustresist the meaninglessness of success. 904. Erase all notions of capitalist success from your mind. 905. Erase all notions of financial gain from your soul. 906. Erase all hate for mankind from your heart, the poor are your fellow human being s not people to be exploited for profit. 907. Think of ways to revolutionize the psychology of others. 908. Look for ways to make people change their limited, consumptive, world view. 909. Ask people questions about their lives and the meaning of their existenceoutsid e of indoctrinated consumption patterns. 910. Treat people with respect, but never be passive, always be active in yourpursuit for knowledge and change. 911. Never rely on government and corporate structures to instigate change. 912. Never rely on institutions to define your life for you, define your own lifeand push your life into the body of the cause. 913. Push your existence towards the progressive methodology, which willhelp enlighte n people. 914. Pull people around you from their state of spiritual and psychologicalpoverty, t ell them to turn off the TV and go for a walk. 915. Constantly reevaluate the way you see your life, the way you see your friendsand family. 916.

Write a letter to yourself about your desire to help the cause and make ita leg itimate force in people s lives. 917. Share your progressive ideas and writings with other activists, to open up andex pand the dialogue. 918. Instead of going to the mall to consume your life away, go to a protestand join people in any kind of struggle.

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804. Be prepared for people to question your motive, to call you a closetdictator, bu t always remain liquid and anonymous. 805. Always change your face, always change our methods, your techniques,evolve as a n activist and as a human being. 806. Be prepared for your family to disown you at some point because they want to li ve their sheltered comfortable lives. 807. Be prepared to lose the stupid love of your life because they wanted tolive in a big house on a hill. 808. Be prepared to lose many things that you once valued, but for an activistthe onl y value is freedom, the only purpose is justice. 809. Remember that life is a struggle and that the struggle for freedom is life. 810. Remember that your body and soul are parts of a higher social system,part of a n atural movement towards authentic freedom. 811. Remember that you are an individual, but never think that you are alone, therear e millions just like you. 812. Find the millions that are like you, find the activists, the fighters, thefreedo m lovers, find them and communicate with them. 813. If you have your photos plastered all over the internet, get rid of them, anacti vist has no face. 814. Change your name, change the way you see yourself, find a pseudonym which appeal s to you and your activist drive. 815. Always remember that your personal name is the antithesis of change, because it keeps you chained to your personal history. 816. Always remember that names are nothing more than personalized vanity plates, ab olish your name. 817. An activist has no name, an activist has no history, he/she is the liquid energ y that flows in the fight against the capitalist flow. 818. An activist has no identity, no personal desires, no narcissistic visions. 819.

An activist does not dream about living in a mansion or driving a luxury car, h e/she dreams banishing privatization. 820. An activist does not spend their days fussing over the growth of the net worth. 821. An activist s net worth is the political and social consciousness in their blood. 822. An activist s net worth is the flow of freedom through his/her body, the bursting of energy and desire for justice. 823. An activist does not think of themselves as a hero, he/she says I amnothing, not hing at all, I am the will power of my humanity. 824. An activist must learn to crush their ego completely and without any reservatio ns. 825. Capitalist society builds your ego to keep you locked within yourself, tokeep yo u isolated and exploited, crush your ego! 826. Always remember that while the rich man is obsessing on finding ways toprolong his life, your purpose is create new life.

827. Always remember that vanity leads to a disgusting sense of self-love, donot lov e yourself, love the world instead. 828. Always remember that there is nothing wrong with altering your political views as long as your purpose is pure. 829. Find someone who is lonely and bring them into the cause. 830. Find someone who needs a sense of belonging and take them to a protest. 831. Find the outsiders, the socially defined ism. 832. losers , bring them into the worldof activ

Find the weirdoes, the vagabonds, the high school rebel drop outs and bring them into the body of the cause. 833. You must fight for the very autonomy of your being, do not allow capitalist ins titution to reverse the flow of your activism. 834.

Do not allow the professors who wear leftist masks to hinder you fromthe cause. 835. An activist trusts no one, not even him/herself, an activist alwaysquestions an d examines. 836. An activist works for the cause because he/she realizes that the cause ishigher than the petty worries of the everyday. 837. When an activist rides a public bus, he/she canvasses the bus for possiblerecru its into the cause. 838. When an activist sits in the streets, he/she are always looking for new recruit s into the cause. 839. Canvassing is a powerful weapon that marketers incessantly use, learnhow to use it. 840. Remember that profits and success are meaningless constructs, your lifemust pour into the body of the cause. 841. Remember that societal praise is nothing more than a method tocondition you into being a well behaved pet. 842. Remember that you are beyond praise, you are beyond stupid notions of success, t he cause is your life, the cause is your only purpose. 843. Anyone can spend their lives waiting for promotions/praise from the boss, but y ou, you chose to fight, to stand, to resist. 844. Remember that anyone can remain in society s comfortable lap forever, but you chos e to grow, to rise, to become. 845. Instead of listening to a popular rap song, print the lyrics, study it, learnhow the mass media taps into the heads of the people. 846. Instead of watching a movie, pull up the script, and study the use of words, th e manipulation of life in support of consumption. 847. Instead of watching sports, study the concept of competition, why doesthe capita list encourage the lower classes to compete. 848. Instead of watching reality television shows, go out in the streets andmake your own reality television show. 849. Instead of spending your evenings playing video games, ask yourself why you re ad

dicted to pressing buttons and visual reactions.

850. Love humanity; an activist loves humanity, an activist loves the starvingchildre n, an activist loves life itself. 851. An activist does not waste time on rhetorical nonsense, if the children arestar ving then something must be done. 852. An activist does not waste an opportunity to bring someone into the body of the cause. 853. An activist does not waste a chance to inform others on the corruptionthat ridd les their lives. 854. Ask citizens what makes them tick, when they say high taxes, blame it onthe war s of the rich. 855. Ask a person why bothers them about government, when they say the welfare syste m, tell them about corporate welfare. 856. Study how capitalism has succeeded in making the general public hatesingle welfa re moms, while corporations steal trillions. 857. Study the intelligence agencies and how they operate, study how they open up cov er businesses. 858. Study the methods through which the ruling elites set up front businesses(corpor ations) to cover up their ill deeds. 859. Remember that the capitalists are merciless, cruel and sadistic in theirexploita tion of the worker, expose them. 860. Remember that the capitalist will do anything to accumulate more capitaland you should do anything to expose him. 861. Remember that religion is a tool in the hands of the powerful, religion isnot pu rity or honest intent, it is denial and fear. 862. An activist does not fear death because he/she love life in all of itsaspects. 863. An activist does not worry about death because he/she is not obsessed with the ego and the permanence of the narcissistic self. 864.

You have to reshape your identity from that of a rigid, immobile wageslave, to that of an open liquid, communicative human being. 865. Do not allow the capitalists to keep your mind and your body locked inthe prison s of their wage-slavery. 866. Find ways of covertly resisting your boss s sadistic control over the officespace. 867. Do not hesitate to write anonymous letters to your professors, bosses,teachers. 868. Do not hesitate to speak your mind, but try your best to eliminateconsequences i n your life. 869. Be clever, be sly, be meticulous, be ready to confront your enemies and beready to escape for the next fight. 870. Never be stubborn, never be bent on some kind of physical punishment,instead, ru n and hide and construct your activist techniques. 871. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to shift its resourcesfro m surveillance to policing.

872. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to pay millionsfor polici ng and security, but you re there for free. 873. You can leave and come to a protest as you see fit, no one is paying you togo t o a protest, that s your great advantage. 874. If the police shut down a protest, come back tomorrow. 875. If the police get violent without cause, then the people will see the brutality of the state in action. 876. Never provoke the police because that allows the capitalist state todisplay and justify its inherent violence. 877. Instead of cursing at police officers, be witty, be funny, read rebelliouspoetry , speak against the rich. 878. Remember that even though police officers are highly conditioned, they hate the bankers who own their house as much as you. 879.

Remember that even though the police are trained to protect the elites,they do n ot come from ruling elite families, exploit this. 880. Converse with the police, if you re at a protest against bank bail outs, ask a pol ice officer how much his mortgage is. 881. If you re at an anti-G20 protest, ask a police officer if the big bankersinside ar e giving him a special mortgage rate. 882. Your parents will often pull the guilt trip of we worked hard so you can become something special , ignore them, success is a disease. 883. Your friends will often say that you ve changed and that you re distant,ignore them , school friends are nothing but consumer zombies. 884. An activist does not live to conform to the lives of those consumersaround him/ her, an activist lives to fight for freedom. 885. An activist does not worry about gratifying his/her parent s desire forsome kind of successful careerism. 886. An activist does not care whether or not his/her parents think of him as aloser , an activist simply moves on with the fight. 887. An activist strips all of his/her social masks and keeps working towardsthe goa l of establishing a free, just society. 888. An activist does not spend their days moping about being unaccepted orunrespect ed, instead they fight with every thoughts. 889. Instead of going to the shopping mall with the intent of buyingmeaningless thing s, help one person fight their consumption disease. 890. Visit the hospital, talk to sick people about capitalism, talk to dyingpeople a bout consumption and their perspective on life. 891. Instead of simply doing volunteer work, do volunteer work that servesthe cause a nd your need for social information. 892. Coach a team and discuss political issues with the team members. 893. Remember that Disney begins its consumption conditioning of children when they a re as young as 3 months old. 894. When your family tells you that the cause is hopeless, tell them thatconsuming

televised images like zombies is hopeless.

895. You must be prepared to sacrifice your self-love to the cause, you must beready to treat the cause as if it is life itself. 896. An activist does not hide inside of him/herself, an activist hides from the bru tality of the system by resisting the system. 897. An activist loves the world, he/she loves life and people, not money andprofits . 898. An activist does not spend their days and nights thinking of ways to bericher, but of ways to make people s lives richer. 899. An activist does not hide in mansions in the mountains, he/she are in thestreet s making things happen. 900. An activist does not give a fly about making their parents proud, he/sheis cons umed with making the cause live. 901. It is your job to find ways to make the cause live in the lives of others. 902. It is your duty to find ways for your mind to work for the cause, yourthoughts, your desires, your obsessions, your totality for the cause. 903. It is easy to spend your life waiting for societal adulation, but you mustresist the meaninglessness of success. 904. Erase all notions of capitalist success from your mind. 905. Erase all notions of financial gain from your soul. 906. Erase all hate for mankind from your heart, the poor are your fellow human being s not people to be exploited for profit. 907. Think of ways to revolutionize the psychology of others. 908. Look for ways to make people change their limited, consumptive, world view. 909. Ask people questions about their lives and the meaning of their existenceoutsid e of indoctrinated consumption patterns. 910.

Treat people with respect, but never be passive, always be active in yourpursuit for knowledge and change. 911. Never rely on government and corporate structures to instigate change. 912. Never rely on institutions to define your life for you, define your own lifeand push your life into the body of the cause. 913. Push your existence towards the progressive methodology, which willhelp enlighte n people. 914. Pull people around you from their state of spiritual and psychologicalpoverty, t ell them to turn off the TV and go for a walk. 915. Constantly reevaluate the way you see your life, the way you see your friendsand family. 916. Write a letter to yourself about your desire to help the cause and make ita leg itimate force in people s lives. 917. Share your progressive ideas and writings with other activists, to open up andex pand the dialogue. 918. Instead of going to the mall to consume your life away, go to a protestand join people in any kind of struggle.

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804. Be prepared for people to question your motive, to call you a closetdictator, bu t always remain liquid and anonymous. 805. Always change your face, always change our methods, your techniques,evolve as a n activist and as a human being. 806. Be prepared for your family to disown you at some point because they want to li ve their sheltered comfortable lives. 807. Be prepared to lose the stupid love of your life because they wanted tolive in a big house on a hill. 808. Be prepared to lose many things that you once valued, but for an activistthe onl y value is freedom, the only purpose is justice. 809. Remember that life is a struggle and that the struggle for freedom is life. 810. Remember that your body and soul are parts of a higher social system,part of a n atural movement towards authentic freedom. 811. Remember that you are an individual, but never think that you are alone, therear e millions just like you. 812. Find the millions that are like you, find the activists, the fighters, thefreedo

m lovers, find them and communicate with them. 813. If you have your photos plastered all over the internet, get rid of them, anacti vist has no face. 814. Change your name, change the way you see yourself, find a pseudonym which appeal s to you and your activist drive. 815. Always remember that your personal name is the antithesis of change, because it keeps you chained to your personal history. 816. Always remember that names are nothing more than personalized vanity plates, ab olish your name. 817. An activist has no name, an activist has no history, he/she is the liquid energ y that flows in the fight against the capitalist flow. 818. An activist has no identity, no personal desires, no narcissistic visions. 819. An activist does not dream about living in a mansion or driving a luxury car, h e/she dreams banishing privatization. 820. An activist does not spend their days fussing over the growth of the net worth. 821. An activist s net worth is the political and social consciousness in their blood. 822. An activist s net worth is the flow of freedom through his/her body, the bursting of energy and desire for justice. 823. An activist does not think of themselves as a hero, he/she says I amnothing, not hing at all, I am the will power of my humanity. 824. An activist must learn to crush their ego completely and without any reservatio ns. 825. Capitalist society builds your ego to keep you locked within yourself, tokeep yo u isolated and exploited, crush your ego! 826. Always remember that while the rich man is obsessing on finding ways toprolong his life, your purpose is create new life.

827. Always remember that vanity leads to a disgusting sense of self-love, donot lov e yourself, love the world instead.

828. Always remember that there is nothing wrong with altering your political views as long as your purpose is pure. 829. Find someone who is lonely and bring them into the cause. 830. Find someone who needs a sense of belonging and take them to a protest. 831. Find the outsiders, the socially defined ism. 832. losers , bring them into the worldof activ

Find the weirdoes, the vagabonds, the high school rebel drop outs and bring them into the body of the cause. 833. You must fight for the very autonomy of your being, do not allow capitalist ins titution to reverse the flow of your activism. 834. Do not allow the professors who wear leftist masks to hinder you fromthe cause. 835. An activist trusts no one, not even him/herself, an activist alwaysquestions an d examines. 836. An activist works for the cause because he/she realizes that the cause ishigher than the petty worries of the everyday. 837. When an activist rides a public bus, he/she canvasses the bus for possiblerecru its into the cause. 838. When an activist sits in the streets, he/she are always looking for new recruit s into the cause. 839. Canvassing is a powerful weapon that marketers incessantly use, learnhow to use it. 840. Remember that profits and success are meaningless constructs, your lifemust pour into the body of the cause. 841. Remember that societal praise is nothing more than a method tocondition you into being a well behaved pet. 842. Remember that you are beyond praise, you are beyond stupid notions of success, t he cause is your life, the cause is your only purpose. 843. Anyone can spend their lives waiting for promotions/praise from the boss, but y

ou, you chose to fight, to stand, to resist. 844. Remember that anyone can remain in society s comfortable lap forever, but you chos e to grow, to rise, to become. 845. Instead of listening to a popular rap song, print the lyrics, study it, learnhow the mass media taps into the heads of the people. 846. Instead of watching a movie, pull up the script, and study the use of words, th e manipulation of life in support of consumption. 847. Instead of watching sports, study the concept of competition, why doesthe capita list encourage the lower classes to compete. 848. Instead of watching reality television shows, go out in the streets andmake your own reality television show. 849. Instead of spending your evenings playing video games, ask yourself why you re ad dicted to pressing buttons and visual reactions.

850. Love humanity; an activist loves humanity, an activist loves the starvingchildre n, an activist loves life itself. 851. An activist does not waste time on rhetorical nonsense, if the children arestar ving then something must be done. 852. An activist does not waste an opportunity to bring someone into the body of the cause. 853. An activist does not waste a chance to inform others on the corruptionthat ridd les their lives. 854. Ask citizens what makes them tick, when they say high taxes, blame it onthe war s of the rich. 855. Ask a person why bothers them about government, when they say the welfare syste m, tell them about corporate welfare. 856. Study how capitalism has succeeded in making the general public hatesingle welfa re moms, while corporations steal trillions. 857. Study the intelligence agencies and how they operate, study how they open up cov er businesses.

858. Study the methods through which the ruling elites set up front businesses(corpor ations) to cover up their ill deeds. 859. Remember that the capitalists are merciless, cruel and sadistic in theirexploita tion of the worker, expose them. 860. Remember that the capitalist will do anything to accumulate more capitaland you should do anything to expose him. 861. Remember that religion is a tool in the hands of the powerful, religion isnot pu rity or honest intent, it is denial and fear. 862. An activist does not fear death because he/she love life in all of itsaspects. 863. An activist does not worry about death because he/she is not obsessed with the ego and the permanence of the narcissistic self. 864. You have to reshape your identity from that of a rigid, immobile wageslave, to that of an open liquid, communicative human being. 865. Do not allow the capitalists to keep your mind and your body locked inthe prison s of their wage-slavery. 866. Find ways of covertly resisting your boss s sadistic control over the officespace. 867. Do not hesitate to write anonymous letters to your professors, bosses,teachers. 868. Do not hesitate to speak your mind, but try your best to eliminateconsequences i n your life. 869. Be clever, be sly, be meticulous, be ready to confront your enemies and beready to escape for the next fight. 870. Never be stubborn, never be bent on some kind of physical punishment,instead, ru n and hide and construct your activist techniques. 871. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to shift its resourcesfro m surveillance to policing.

872. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to pay millionsfor polici ng and security, but you re there for free. 873.

You can leave and come to a protest as you see fit, no one is paying you togo t o a protest, that s your great advantage. 874. If the police shut down a protest, come back tomorrow. 875. If the police get violent without cause, then the people will see the brutality of the state in action. 876. Never provoke the police because that allows the capitalist state todisplay and justify its inherent violence. 877. Instead of cursing at police officers, be witty, be funny, read rebelliouspoetry , speak against the rich. 878. Remember that even though police officers are highly conditioned, they hate the bankers who own their house as much as you. 879. Remember that even though the police are trained to protect the elites,they do n ot come from ruling elite families, exploit this. 880. Converse with the police, if you re at a protest against bank bail outs, ask a pol ice officer how much his mortgage is. 881. If you re at an anti-G20 protest, ask a police officer if the big bankersinside ar e giving him a special mortgage rate. 882. Your parents will often pull the guilt trip of we worked hard so you can become something special , ignore them, success is a disease. 883. Your friends will often say that you ve changed and that you re distant,ignore them , school friends are nothing but consumer zombies. 884. An activist does not live to conform to the lives of those consumersaround him/ her, an activist lives to fight for freedom. 885. An activist does not worry about gratifying his/her parent s desire forsome kind of successful careerism. 886. An activist does not care whether or not his/her parents think of him as aloser , an activist simply moves on with the fight. 887. An activist strips all of his/her social masks and keeps working towardsthe goa l of establishing a free, just society. 888.

An activist does not spend their days moping about being unaccepted orunrespect ed, instead they fight with every thoughts. 889. Instead of going to the shopping mall with the intent of buyingmeaningless thing s, help one person fight their consumption disease. 890. Visit the hospital, talk to sick people about capitalism, talk to dyingpeople a bout consumption and their perspective on life. 891. Instead of simply doing volunteer work, do volunteer work that servesthe cause a nd your need for social information. 892. Coach a team and discuss political issues with the team members. 893. Remember that Disney begins its consumption conditioning of children when they a re as young as 3 months old. 894. When your family tells you that the cause is hopeless, tell them thatconsuming televised images like zombies is hopeless.

895. You must be prepared to sacrifice your self-love to the cause, you must beready to treat the cause as if it is life itself. 896. An activist does not hide inside of him/herself, an activist hides from the bru tality of the system by resisting the system. 897. An activist loves the world, he/she loves life and people, not money andprofits . 898. An activist does not spend their days and nights thinking of ways to bericher, but of ways to make people s lives richer. 899. An activist does not hide in mansions in the mountains, he/she are in thestreet s making things happen. 900. An activist does not give a fly about making their parents proud, he/sheis cons umed with making the cause live. 901. It is your job to find ways to make the cause live in the lives of others. 902. It is your duty to find ways for your mind to work for the cause, yourthoughts, your desires, your obsessions, your totality for the cause. 903.

It is easy to spend your life waiting for societal adulation, but you mustresist the meaninglessness of success. 904. Erase all notions of capitalist success from your mind. 905. Erase all notions of financial gain from your soul. 906. Erase all hate for mankind from your heart, the poor are your fellow human being s not people to be exploited for profit. 907. Think of ways to revolutionize the psychology of others. 908. Look for ways to make people change their limited, consumptive, world view. 909. Ask people questions about their lives and the meaning of their existenceoutsid e of indoctrinated consumption patterns. 910. Treat people with respect, but never be passive, always be active in yourpursuit for knowledge and change. 911. Never rely on government and corporate structures to instigate change. 912. Never rely on institutions to define your life for you, define your own lifeand push your life into the body of the cause. 913. Push your existence towards the progressive methodology, which willhelp enlighte n people. 914. Pull people around you from their state of spiritual and psychologicalpoverty, t ell them to turn off the TV and go for a walk. 915. Constantly reevaluate the way you see your life, the way you see your friendsand family. 916. Write a letter to yourself about your desire to help the cause and make ita leg itimate force in people s lives. 917. Share your progressive ideas and writings with other activists, to open up andex pand the dialogue. 918. Instead of going to the mall to consume your life away, go to a protestand join people in any kind of struggle.

of 44 Leave a Comment You must be logged in to leave a comment. Submit Characters: 400 The Activist s Handbook 1000 Ways to Politically and Socially Activate Your Life The Activist s Handbook 1000 Ways to Politically and Socially Activate Your Life Download or Print 240 Reads Info and Rating Uploaded by MasterPirate Follow Download Search TIP Press Ctrl-F to quickly search anywhere in the document. More from This User Related Documents 19 p. Op New Blood Super Secret Security Handbook Anonymous Super Secret Handbook 13 p. Manufacturing Dissent 30 p. How to Secure Your Computer and Surf Fully Anonymous BLACK-HAT STYLE Amazing manual, a must have if you want to remain Anonymous Next Upload a Document Search Documents Follow Us!scribd.com/scribdtwitter.com/scribd facebook.com/scribd AboutPressBlogPartnersScribd 101Web StuffSupportFAQDevelopers / APIJobsTermsCopy rightPrivacy Copyright 2012 Scribd Inc.Language:English Scribd Upload a Document Explore Arslan Skindar Search Documents

804. Be prepared for people to question your motive, to call you a closetdictator, bu t always remain liquid and anonymous. 805. Always change your face, always change our methods, your techniques,evolve as a n activist and as a human being. 806.

Be prepared for your family to disown you at some point because they want to li ve their sheltered comfortable lives. 807. Be prepared to lose the stupid love of your life because they wanted tolive in a big house on a hill. 808. Be prepared to lose many things that you once valued, but for an activistthe onl y value is freedom, the only purpose is justice. 809. Remember that life is a struggle and that the struggle for freedom is life. 810. Remember that your body and soul are parts of a higher social system,part of a n atural movement towards authentic freedom. 811. Remember that you are an individual, but never think that you are alone, therear e millions just like you. 812. Find the millions that are like you, find the activists, the fighters, thefreedo m lovers, find them and communicate with them. 813. If you have your photos plastered all over the internet, get rid of them, anacti vist has no face. 814. Change your name, change the way you see yourself, find a pseudonym which appeal s to you and your activist drive. 815. Always remember that your personal name is the antithesis of change, because it keeps you chained to your personal history. 816. Always remember that names are nothing more than personalized vanity plates, ab olish your name. 817. An activist has no name, an activist has no history, he/she is the liquid energ y that flows in the fight against the capitalist flow. 818. An activist has no identity, no personal desires, no narcissistic visions. 819. An activist does not dream about living in a mansion or driving a luxury car, h e/she dreams banishing privatization. 820. An activist does not spend their days fussing over the growth of the net worth. 821. An activist s net worth is the political and social consciousness in their blood. 822. An activist s net worth is the flow of freedom through his/her body, the bursting

of energy and desire for justice. 823. An activist does not think of themselves as a hero, he/she says hing at all, I am the will power of my humanity. 824. I amnothing, not

An activist must learn to crush their ego completely and without any reservatio ns. 825. Capitalist society builds your ego to keep you locked within yourself, tokeep yo u isolated and exploited, crush your ego! 826. Always remember that while the rich man is obsessing on finding ways toprolong his life, your purpose is create new life.

827. Always remember that vanity leads to a disgusting sense of self-love, donot lov e yourself, love the world instead. 828. Always remember that there is nothing wrong with altering your political views as long as your purpose is pure. 829. Find someone who is lonely and bring them into the cause. 830. Find someone who needs a sense of belonging and take them to a protest. 831. Find the outsiders, the socially defined ism. 832. losers , bring them into the worldof activ

Find the weirdoes, the vagabonds, the high school rebel drop outs and bring them into the body of the cause. 833. You must fight for the very autonomy of your being, do not allow capitalist ins titution to reverse the flow of your activism. 834. Do not allow the professors who wear leftist masks to hinder you fromthe cause. 835. An activist trusts no one, not even him/herself, an activist alwaysquestions an d examines. 836. An activist works for the cause because he/she realizes that the cause ishigher than the petty worries of the everyday. 837. When an activist rides a public bus, he/she canvasses the bus for possiblerecru

its into the cause. 838. When an activist sits in the streets, he/she are always looking for new recruit s into the cause. 839. Canvassing is a powerful weapon that marketers incessantly use, learnhow to use it. 840. Remember that profits and success are meaningless constructs, your lifemust pour into the body of the cause. 841. Remember that societal praise is nothing more than a method tocondition you into being a well behaved pet. 842. Remember that you are beyond praise, you are beyond stupid notions of success, t he cause is your life, the cause is your only purpose. 843. Anyone can spend their lives waiting for promotions/praise from the boss, but y ou, you chose to fight, to stand, to resist. 844. Remember that anyone can remain in society s comfortable lap forever, but you chos e to grow, to rise, to become. 845. Instead of listening to a popular rap song, print the lyrics, study it, learnhow the mass media taps into the heads of the people. 846. Instead of watching a movie, pull up the script, and study the use of words, th e manipulation of life in support of consumption. 847. Instead of watching sports, study the concept of competition, why doesthe capita list encourage the lower classes to compete. 848. Instead of watching reality television shows, go out in the streets andmake your own reality television show. 849. Instead of spending your evenings playing video games, ask yourself why you re ad dicted to pressing buttons and visual reactions.

850. Love humanity; an activist loves humanity, an activist loves the starvingchildre n, an activist loves life itself. 851. An activist does not waste time on rhetorical nonsense, if the children arestar ving then something must be done.

852. An activist does not waste an opportunity to bring someone into the body of the cause. 853. An activist does not waste a chance to inform others on the corruptionthat ridd les their lives. 854. Ask citizens what makes them tick, when they say high taxes, blame it onthe war s of the rich. 855. Ask a person why bothers them about government, when they say the welfare syste m, tell them about corporate welfare. 856. Study how capitalism has succeeded in making the general public hatesingle welfa re moms, while corporations steal trillions. 857. Study the intelligence agencies and how they operate, study how they open up cov er businesses. 858. Study the methods through which the ruling elites set up front businesses(corpor ations) to cover up their ill deeds. 859. Remember that the capitalists are merciless, cruel and sadistic in theirexploita tion of the worker, expose them. 860. Remember that the capitalist will do anything to accumulate more capitaland you should do anything to expose him. 861. Remember that religion is a tool in the hands of the powerful, religion isnot pu rity or honest intent, it is denial and fear. 862. An activist does not fear death because he/she love life in all of itsaspects. 863. An activist does not worry about death because he/she is not obsessed with the ego and the permanence of the narcissistic self. 864. You have to reshape your identity from that of a rigid, immobile wageslave, to that of an open liquid, communicative human being. 865. Do not allow the capitalists to keep your mind and your body locked inthe prison s of their wage-slavery. 866. Find ways of covertly resisting your boss s sadistic control over the officespace. 867.

Do not hesitate to write anonymous letters to your professors, bosses,teachers. 868. Do not hesitate to speak your mind, but try your best to eliminateconsequences i n your life. 869. Be clever, be sly, be meticulous, be ready to confront your enemies and beready to escape for the next fight. 870. Never be stubborn, never be bent on some kind of physical punishment,instead, ru n and hide and construct your activist techniques. 871. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to shift its resourcesfro m surveillance to policing.

872. Remember that every time there s a protest the state has to pay millionsfor polici ng and security, but you re there for free. 873. You can leave and come to a protest as you see fit, no one is paying you togo t o a protest, that s your great advantage. 874. If the police shut down a protest, come back tomorrow. 875. If the police get violent without cause, then the people will see the brutality of the state in action. 876. Never provoke the police because that allows the capitalist state todisplay and justify its inherent violence. 877. Instead of cursing at police officers, be witty, be funny, read rebelliouspoetry , speak against the rich. 878. Remember that even though police officers are highly conditioned, they hate the bankers who own their house as much as you. 879. Remember that even though the police are trained to protect the elites,they do n ot come from ruling elite families, exploit this. 880. Converse with the police, if you re at a protest against bank bail outs, ask a pol ice officer how much his mortgage is. 881. If you re at an anti-G20 protest, ask a police officer if the big bankersinside ar e giving him a special mortgage rate. 882.

Your parents will often pull the guilt trip of we worked hard so you can become something special , ignore them, success is a disease. 883. Your friends will often say that you ve changed and that you re distant,ignore them , school friends are nothing but consumer zombies. 884. An activist does not live to conform to the lives of those consumersaround him/ her, an activist lives to fight for freedom. 885. An activist does not worry about gratifying his/her parent s desire forsome kind of successful careerism. 886. An activist does not care whether or not his/her parents think of him as aloser , an activist simply moves on with the fight. 887. An activist strips all of his/her social masks and keeps working towardsthe goa l of establishing a free, just society. 888. An activist does not spend their days moping about being unaccepted orunrespect ed, instead they fight with every thoughts. 889. Instead of going to the shopping mall with the intent of buyingmeaningless thing s, help one person fight their consumption disease. 890. Visit the hospital, talk to sick people about capitalism, talk to dyingpeople a bout consumption and their perspective on life. 891. Instead of simply doing volunteer work, do volunteer work that servesthe cause a nd your need for social information. 892. Coach a team and discuss political issues with the team members. 893. Remember that Disney begins its consumption conditioning of children when they a re as young as 3 months old. 894. When your family tells you that the cause is hopeless, tell them thatconsuming televised images like zombies is hopeless.

895. You must be prepared to sacrifice your self-love to the cause, you must beready to treat the cause as if it is life itself. 896. An activist does not hide inside of him/herself, an activist hides from the bru tality of the system by resisting the system.

897. An activist loves the world, he/she loves life and people, not money andprofits . 898. An activist does not spend their days and nights thinking of ways to bericher, but of ways to make people s lives richer. 899. An activist does not hide in mansions in the mountains, he/she are in thestreet s making things happen. 900. An activist does not give a fly about making their parents proud, he/sheis cons umed with making the cause live. 901. It is your job to find ways to make the cause live in the lives of others. 902. It is your duty to find ways for your mind to work for the cause, yourthoughts, your desires, your obsessions, your totality for the cause. 903. It is easy to spend your life waiting for societal adulation, but you mustresist the meaninglessness of success. 904. Erase all notions of capitalist success from your mind. 905. Erase all notions of financial gain from your soul. 906. Erase all hate for mankind from your heart, the poor are your fellow human being s not people to be exploited for profit. 907. Think of ways to revolutionize the psychology of others. 908. Look for ways to make people change their limited, consumptive, world view. 909. Ask people questions about their lives and the meaning of their existenceoutsid e of indoctrinated consumption patterns. 910. Treat people with respect, but never be passive, always be active in yourpursuit for knowledge and change. 911. Never rely on government and corporate structures to instigate change. 912. Never rely on institutions to define your life for you, define your own lifeand push your life into the body of the cause. 913.

Push your existence towards the progressive methodology, which willhelp enlighte n people. 914. Pull people around you from their state of spiritual and psychologicalpoverty, t ell them to turn off the TV and go for a walk. 915. Constantly reevaluate the way you see your life, the way you see your friendsand family. 916. Write a letter to yourself about your desire to help the cause and make ita leg itimate force in people s lives. 917. Share your progressive ideas and writings with other activists, to open up andex pand the dialogue. 918. Instead of going to the mall to consume your life away, go to a protestand join people in any kind of struggle.

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