Thats the question. We hear a lot to about uniforms scaring off the general public along with symbols, firey talk, scary looks, ect. That may be true, may not be. I guess if you are out to attract exactly what you get, then the point is mute. But thats where the welfare thing comes in. How does the average working man relate to someone on welfare trying to talk to him about the struggle of the white working class, or however you want to word it? Who would take some cat seriously drawing a check and talking about taking a stand for the white working man?

Am I missing something here or am I right about this? We talk on and on about how to appeal to normal people (as if normal people's apathy are the reason we're in this mess). But truth is, normal folks aren't on welfare and they work. I'm curious on people's thoughts on this and maybe someone can offer a better point of view.

On the flip side, if someone had no intention of being any sort of activist but maybe lone-wolf it, I'd say, sure, get welfare. Let the government pay for you to stockpile food and ammo while you spend all day at the gym. If we had a small army of those guys, things would be in the bag should anything unpleasent ever go down. Who's to say we don't, huh?