Oh, they believe we are in denial

And I am closely aligned with your philosophy on this. I was of a mind that many young people that ended up in the nazi/separtist ranks because they lacked access to other options. Being a charitable corp, our mission is one of support, advocacy and education. I was thinking that we offer them another way to fight for their communities; one that recognizes American National rights above any racial ones. But we cannot allow them to use our corp as a tool of racial oppression or to further the goals or agenda that normally accompanies a racial supremacist or separatist organization. I think we might approach it as the clergy approach sinners:cool: ; We preach to them the evils of racism just as we do in the case of La Raza. But we don't let them come to our masses and recruit souls for the devil:D

I]m with you AG
 

[SIZE="3"]Yes by all means lets take the approach that they can be saved.
There is much in the Nazis to be admired but on the very face of it, it is a twisted, sick set of ideas that they hold at the heart of their movement.

The question is... how does one convince them of this?
There are so many good kids that have gotten into this Nazi thing.:confused:[/SIZE]

I don't know that we can come up with a strategy that will easily pry them from a position that they feel has so much strength. I think we have to show them that ours is the right and just path through our deeds and gains. I doubt there will be any defections prior to that. We will have to accept that there will be those who firmly believe, and will require some sort of divine intervention so-to-speak. In other words, mere mortal acts will prove inneffective. Those are the types of people we will be opposed to, similar once again, to La Raza and such.
Our strengths will be our racial mixing, and the deeds and performance by those of the racial backgrounds that those racialists have either come to have disdain for, or may have been born to it.
We can use this thread to promote those such people:
http://www.saveourstate.info/forumdisplay.php?f=38

I don't know, AG, it seems that prejudice and hatred of racial minorities are hard things to talk people out of regardless of their age. I don't think you can ever educate these people as to the error of their ways.

I don't know Phil,

I was exposed to that as a kid and found my way out. Some years later I was romantically involved with a black woman for a few years. Now I'm married to an island girl of Asian descent. I do recognize the challenges in many cases though. But our options are to let the works fall into one camp or another and us in the middle. The thought of racial strife or racial warring is not very appealing to me. I see the people who forward illegal immigration as profitting from that. the bigger the divide, the worse of a time we will have securing our communities. Racism wins, and America suffers. We should at least try something here.

Well, good luck. I wish I could share your optimism, but I think there's about as much chance of converting Nazis to racial openness as there is of convincing La Raza to oppose illegal immigration.

I hate to think what this country will be like in 5 years
 

I agree with you Rim05. I am very disturbed by what I see occuring in this country. A great deal of our financial and social stability is gone. What comes next can't be pretty.:(

Such as?

Well for one, they haven't been brainwashed by our education system as so many other Whites, Blacks, Asians and Hispanics/Latinos, and they aren't afraid of not being politically correct. They are willing to stand and fight for something, even if it is very twisted and goes against what most Whites and society disagree with. As apposed to so many Hispanics who side with La Raza simply because so many other Hispanic/Latinos side with La Raza and those that don't are afraid to go against them for fear of being called a coconut.