A common comment or criticism that you will see espoused in response to Nationalist activists performing public actions is “what does this actually do to fix the problem?”.
This kind of criticism almost always originates from the subversive, the defeatist or the cowardly. The subversive wants you to quit because they do not want you to challenge them. The defeatist wants you to be as miserable as they are. The cowardly resent you for doing what they are afraid to.
None of these three are interested in solutions, their criticism is not genuine. The subversive does not want you to find a solution because you are their enemy. The defeatist does not want you to find a solution, because if a solution is possible they must endure the shame of losing faith in their people and their beliefs. The coward does not want you to find a solution unless it is easy, immediate and risk-free to them, which they know is not possible and so they denigrate anyone willing to make sacrifices and take risks.
Let’s consider though, hypothetically, that this criticism was made in good faith. That someone is genuinely wondering how public actions are supposed to solve anything. The answer is quite simply that they do not. At least not directly.
Activists do not perform public actions because they believe it will somehow change the tide of popular opinion in an instant. No activist is expecting the political class to see their protest and suddenly begin implementing Nationalist policies. The primary function of a public action is not to engage the average voter or the politician, it is to send a signal to the individuals who see exactly what the activists see is being done to our Nations, but have not become engaged in the struggle for them.
Public actions are not the fight. They are the beacon, the alarm bell, the fire that signals a fight is coming and that it is time for fighting men to gather and organize.
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