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November 8th, 2015 
Awake Goy We have all gotten into heated arguments with people on social media, in comments sections, or in real life, spending lots of time and energy on what is likely a fruitless endeavor. There is a difference between conducting outreach with someone who just doesn’t “get it” and debating with an idiot or anti-White. The former might come around at some point in the future while the latter is not going to change his mind whatsoever. So how do you tell the difference?
An enemy will see your posts or overhear your conversation and come in with guns blazing: “anti-Semite, racist, Nazi, bigot, homophobe!” (or the like). Someone who is genuinely interested in learning more or having an honest debate will not immediately call you names or shove words into your mouth, even though he or she might be somewhat hostile to the truth you are spreading. Genuine people will more likely ask relevant questions, instead of demanding answers.
However, it is not always apparent from the start whether or not someone is worth your time. You maybe need to exchange a few messages before reaching your conclusion, but with so many people online, there is very little reason that we should waste even as much as 5 minutes trying to explain the truth to someone who is hostile. The only exception here should be when you are in a large forum where you can make your opponent look like an absolute idiot, which boosts morale for our group and also shows others how to debate the enemy.
Remember that many of the “people” who confront you could very well be paid to get you agitated and waste your time. Our enemies have been losing the battle for the Internet in recent years, so they have stepped up their trolling efforts, spending LOTS of money on their projects. Publicized operations such as Hasbara are really only the tip of the iceberg, with much more action taking place in the dark.
Instead of engaging in a heated battle that will only get you angry to the delight of the anti-White or paid troll, you could spend your time in ways that are much more beneficial to the cause. For example, you could write some article for the Tribune, create a jewtube video, plan a leafleting operation or flash demo with some comrades, or simply engage with other users online who will be worth your effort.
Debate, criticism, and conversation is productive. Argument is not.
Source Article from http://renegadetribune.com/arguing-with-enemies-is-a-waste-of-time/
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