AnonymousDelivers

It should be known by San Antonio anons that the last demonstration went horribly. Only two or three anons appeared, and due to the fact that Anonymous is legion, this is a major disappointment.

The weather is improving, we're getting some rain, it's cooling down. It's time to effectively plan a demonstration. All anons who planned the last protest and scouted out locations must be given due credit for the work they did, so good job, but Anonymous has learned two valuable lessons.

1. Olmos is a bust. The location is pointless to demonstrate against, because the brainwashing must be very minimal over there. It's not like Guadalupe St. in Austin. The location is tiny and mostly ignored. Anonymous should spread to areas where people actually are. I suggest somewhere downtown.

2. Anons shouldn't let each other down. Spread the word, recruit. Bring some friends, but conceal your dox. Refer your friends to the WWP forums. It's as simple as that. Two anons on the street and one recording is not enough.

Print flyers:

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Guy Fawkes masks were at Starline costumes, last time I checked, but seasonal costume shops are opening.

So let's recruit. Now, before we switch from one extreme temperature to another, let's plan a demonstration.

Scientolofail

I live in SA and would LURVE to go to any protest...what day?

AnonymousDelivers

I think recruiting is more of a priority at the moment. We should work on dropping "you found the card" cards around the city.

Scientolofail

....I'm sorta new...do you mind explaing what those are, so I can make some?

Scientolofail

Like, just take index cards and write "you found the card" on them or "youfoundthecard.com" on them, so they can look it up and find out MOAR about Scientology?

AnonymousDelivers

That works, if it's convenient for you. There are some templates on the website.

Anonymous

I'm realizing that a good number of anons need to learn to say when to certain activities. For example, there is a time to where a Guy Fawkes mask, and there is a time when you shouldn't. There are times when you should hold up signs, and there are times when you shouldn't.

Basically, I'm viewing conduct from an outsider's perspective. Anonymous operates fairly smoothly in internetland, but it seems like when only a few anonymous members get together in public, they occasionally act like basement dwelling sign-wavers.

The point is that nobody will take the cause seriously if anons are unapproachable.

Think of it this way. If any of you are aware of the "Chris-Chan" saga, then you would probably understand that he could possibly be left alone if he didn't act so fucking ridiculously.

I'm not saying that all of a sudden, all anons should turn into a bunch of Marcabian, elitist nigras bent on ROW ROW fighting the powah, because it's important to maintain a sense of humor. Have fun, but be sly for the cause.

^_-

Scientolofail

[QUOTE=Anonymous;1006965]If any of you are aware of the "Chris-Chan" sagaQUOTE] I am aware of all internet traditions...also idiots on the internets.

AnonymousDelivers

I'm curious as the legality of an idea I've had. As most SA anons known, the city is flooded with beggars by intersections. What if some clever anons decided to give these folks a few dollars or some food in exchange for them holding up typical chanology type signs.

Thoughts?

Scientolofail

Err...that just seems...wrong. There are many reasons why that's wrong, one of which is they need the money, and it just really seems like...I don't know, morally wrong. Sorry...

AnonymousDelivers

I don't see a moral dilemma. You say they need money, so why not have them actually do something useful? They aren't sannyasins or bhikkus. So rather than just giving them money for doing absolutely nothing, which is usually a more socially acceptable donation than when people complain about welfare, I would like to have them do something useful.

Since I posted my idea, I've noticed others doing similar things. Someone had the idea of "you saw the shirt", which would be their attempt to tie in clothing the homeless with "you found the card".

I feel like my idea is a bit more practical. After all, if you can't hold up a sign and multitask for a couple dollars, how useless are you? On the other hand, I work and study quite a bit. I know work ethics, and I believe that a lot of people put themselves into a position that they choose not to get out of, just so life can be easy. Life will never be easy, and nothing should ever come for free.

/rant

Scientolofail

What about extra masks and do we have to inform them or tell them what they are doing? :(

Belladonna

I'd like to add 2 cents, some food for thought, if I may. Considering that a large percentage of the homeless population suffer from mental illness, is it fair to potentially make them a target of Scilons? Seems like an accident waiting to happen...

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Anonymous

I agree. It might be unfair to send people who perhaps have marginal coping skills to face a potentially stressful or tense situation where they might wind up in legal trouble without the financial resources to deal with it. And if you pay them, you are the employer and they are your agents and you can be potentially exposed legally by their acts. So if you are going to do that , buy liability insurance first.

AOA

AnonymousDelivers

I suppose I'm not having quite the same dilemma as you guys are. For one thing, anonymous is well... anonymous. As for being an employer, no. There is no written contract, there are no contacts necessary.

If that was the case, anyone who supplied a homeless person with money would technically be employing them specifically to do whatever they chose to do with their money. Let's assume the worst, and that homeless person spends that money on booze (god forbid that ever happened), and they were charged with public intoxication.

Given the circumstance, should you have purchased liability insurance before giving that person the money?

It's simple. Give the most basic explanation of what the anti-scientology movement is about, if they agree, so be it. Why should you tell them your name? They don't care enough to clean up and even do day labor, they don't care who's giving them money, they don't care what your name is, they will most likely not care about scientology, or protests, etc. Most of them simply care that you give to them without them having to do anything in exchange.

And honestly, how many scilons are there in San Antonio? This is NOT Austin.

The point is to root out the problem before it has an opportunity to grow.

Scientolofail

Well what day then?

Scientolofail

IDEAH! What if we just give them food so there is nearly no chance of them spending the PROFIT on boose? (god forbid)

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Anonymous

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histohoney

Just me, but I like the t-shrit idea for the homeless.
They need the clothing and maybe it would be fun to have say

:Look what Scientology did to me

I went to Scientology and all I have left is this lousy t-shirt