Podcasts that mention 📚 Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky

I saw you wrote a lot about um, about Alinsky and Rules for Radicals, also, which is a thing that I think about constantly; like that book is always in my head.

The guest discusses the host's writings on Alinsky's 'Rules for Radicals' and reflects on how the ideas from the book frequently occupy their thoughts.

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Rules for Radicals You ever read that book Glen Beck used to bring it up but the way he made those people fart a lot in the theater

The book 'Rules for Radicals' is mentioned, and the speaker asks if the other person has read it.

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this is what I think Saul Alinsky in Rules for Radicals said he who controls the language controls the masses

A speaker quotes Saul Alinsky and mentions his book 'Rules for Radicals'.

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I had read rules for radicals by Saul linski in college and I I decided to expose hypocrisy by making them live up to their own rules

James O'Keefe mentions reading this book in college and how it influenced his tactics.

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That's what that book Good Trouble is, right? The whole book is about doing these type of political operations to to basically scop people. Rules for radicals. Exactly.

A speaker mentions 'Rules for radicals' as another example of a book about political tactics, immediately after mentioning 'Good Trouble'.

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if that was in um uh I believe Yuri bov pointed out and it was also in Rules for Radicals

The speaker mentions this book in the context of communist tactics, specifically calling opponents Nazis.

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Saul Alinsky's Rules for Radicals; that’s like what the— is that like an Antifa origin of a Marxist codebook?

The host mentions 'Rules for Radicals' by Saul Alinsky in the context of discussing political tactics. They questionably associate Alinsky's work with Antifa and Marxist ideologies.

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I thought that was like salinsky stuff That guy Rules for Radicals and and he was really like a tactics dude As opposed to so I I mean I guess maybe someone like Mark Hughes was a strategy guy and then olinsky is more of a tactics guy

The speaker mentions this book by 'That guy' (Saul Alinsky) as an example of tactics in leftist theory, contrasting it with Marcuse's strategy.

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When you're committing the crime accuse the other person of committing the crime and film them and then if they don't give you what you want you can upload the video and make them the bad guy That's Rules for Radicals right

The speaker references the book 'Rules for Radicals' to describe the tactic of accusing your opponent of the crime you are committing.

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but I mean it's like Saul Alinsky the left literally operates off of Rules for Radicals

Taylor Hansen mentions the book as something the left operates off of, attributing it to Saul Alinsky.

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listen here your little commies here someone made a very interesting comment uh in the chat room right now he says uh you should look at Rules for Radicals because one of the tactics there is to ridicule uh your opponents as being one of the most effective ways to kind of use humor against your enemies

A comment from the chat room is read, suggesting the book 'Rules for Radicals' as a source for tactics on using ridicule.

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and i think that's the only way to fight back against this this is in the rules for radicals this is in the book that they follow whether they know it or not

The speaker suggests that the tactics used by their opponents are found in this book, implying it's a playbook for radical action.

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vbdc says bill ayers also wrote rules for radicals Well that was solinski wasn't it that I'm pretty sure that was alinsky I know I mean ayers wrote some things but I don't He didn't write rules for radicals He might have written some like it's possible He wrote something for radicals But yeah that's not that was a linsky Which i think most people should read um i think you know olinsky dedicated it to satan i think is the first radical

A commenter incorrectly attributes 'Rules for Radicals' to Bill Ayers, and the hosts correct the attribution to Saul Alinsky, recommending the book.

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and that is straight out of alinsky

The speaker attributes a political tactic (accusing the enemy of what you are doing) to Alinsky.

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hassam says your thoughts on this quote the issue is never the issue the issue is the revolution saul alinsky rules for radicals my thoughts on that is that the left is not doesn't care about any of these causes

A super chat quotes Saul Alinsky's book 'Rules for Radicals', and the host discusses the quote's meaning in relation to the left's goals.

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because look man these people the people organizing this stuff believe it or not are well-read not the average person there they understand like rules for radicals

The speaker mentions that the organizers of the protests are well-read and understand the concepts from 'Rules for Radicals'.

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