The internet should just be used as a place to refine rhetoric and collaborate public information. The real place to do things is on the ground. A lot of people use the internet and you could be effective there, but the tech companies can just turn off your account, your server, etc.. When someone talks to you in person, it has a very different affect. When you see people on the ground and the public builds consensus, it has a different affect than online. The ground is where you get things done. You print out materials, you make a sign, you talk to everyone and hand out fliers, you hand out pins and bumper stickers to increase public visibility, you rent or buy billboard advertisements. You get sponsors, you make connections to different organizations, you make your own non-profit and you put most of the money into lawyers to defend your people and to sue opposition that is breaking the law. Recruiting lawyers is the top priority in this environment of frivolous legislation and criminal organizations. If you can't hit back in the court room, you're not going to go far. Section 230 is Constitionally illegal and doesn't shield tech companies from criminal or civil liability. And never, EVER, let a Jew into your organization or accept their help. That's how Trump screwed up in round 1, he got Jewed. Everyone else, sure, but not Jews. You can ask me about the finer points of changing minds in a soft terrorism and hard terrorism environment like the USA if you want. Trump's not perfect, but he's better than Biden at the moment.