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The Thirteenth Rule Of Radical Tactics: Pick The Target, Freeze It, Personalize It, And Polarize It.

One’s Concern With The Ethics Of Means And Ends Varies Inversely With One’s Personal Interest In The Issue.

The End Is What You Want, The Means Is How You Get It. Whenever We Think About Social Change, The Question Of Means And Ends Arises. The Man Of Action Views The Issue Of Means And Ends In Pragmatic And Strategic Terms. He Has No Other Problem; He Thinks Only Of His Actual Resources And The Possibilities Of Various Choices Of Action. He Asks Of Ends Only Whether They Are Achievable And Worth The Cost; Of Means, Only Whether They Will Work. ... The Real Arena Is Corrupt And Bloody.

If You Push A Negative Hard Enough, It Will Push Through And Become A Positive.

Radicals Must Be Resilient, Adaptable To Shifting Political Circumstances, And Sensitive Enough To The Process Of Action And Reaction To Avoid Being Trapped By Their Own Tactics And Forced To Travel A Road Not Of Their Choosing.