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Is there really anything at all which has been “infiltrated” by our side? Is anything a “tool of the Conservatives”?

The same tools are available to us but maybe we are lazy. Good ideas and programs degenerate to the lowest denominator very quickly. We failed to be involved as much as we should be?

What the left does is find the most enthusiastic incompetent person there is and prop him up for the cause. This does work for a while

But do we want to emulate that tactic? Can we do this and not lose our soul?

Destruction is coming. It can’t be avoided, too many bad decisions that a few good ones won’t overcome.

The battle is not lost. The 2nd is not about guns. “a well regulated militia being necessary..........” Group up now with like minded people.

We need to prep for the rebuild now, after they destroy everything. So read your Bible, learn your history and study the constitution.

"Is there really anything at all which has been “infiltrated” by our side? Is anything a “tool of the Conservatives”?"

"The same tools are available to us but maybe we are lazy."

Nah. Conservatives are not lazy. Conservatives are some of the hardest working of anybody. The fatal flaw is that Conservatives eschew activism. It's the reason why boycotts are utterly failed prospects.(with very rare exceptions) It's the reason why talk of getting off of big tech is a laughable joke. We have a Conservapedia. You see thousands of conservatives using it? Nope.

Conservatives are deeply proud of being the "Silent Majority", which in the real world amounts to "we will win on election day, but for the next 729 days we will completely uninvolved". The Silent Majority abandons everything to progressives so that progressives can have it all.

The phrase "Silent Majority" is nothing more than surrender of the culture. The rallying cry of "Somebody should do something!" actually has a hidden word. "Somebody else should do something!" The word "me" is never included".

The only reason there was ever a Tea Party to begin with was because of Andrew Breitbart. That whole entire protest movement was him. It was Andrew. Somehow Andrew figured out how to break the spinal cord of the fatal flaw of anti-activism and convinced conservatives to go be activist.

There's not a day that goes by where I don't think about what Andrew was able to accomplish by getting us to move when there wasn't an election. But again, it is not laziness. I really resent seeing conservatives called lazy. (I know you didn't entirely mean it that way, I just can't help but respond to it)

The left is driving hard towards cultural hegemony, but the leftist project is based on lies. It is therefore insanely destructive. This will produce a counterreaction; this is already happening. The left will respond by becoming increasingly totalitarian and seeking to control the flow of information; this also is already happening.

Part of our job is to support independent voices across the political spectrum. People like Glenn Greenwald and Bari Weiss pop into mind, liberal who have been mugged by reality. There are many more; Bill Maher is the third big name that pops into mind, but the list goes on. Most of these people may not ever make the full conversion to conservatism, but at this point an honest liberal who stands up against the woke monolith is our ally.