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Kaleva

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7. The organizations tend to die when the leader meets his demise

Reply to Archae (Original post)

Sun May 6, 2012, 01:45 AM

May 2012

Former members either form a new group or groups or attach themselves to other existing ones. Unless it has a method in place, that's accepted and supported by a majority of members, that deals with succession.

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Will these RW groups survive their leaders' demise? [View all] Archae May 2012 OP

Some will, some will not nadinbrzezinski May 2012 #1

The groups, not so much... jberryhill May 2012 #2

I have noticed about RW groups... Archae May 2012 #3

They just re-coalesce jberryhill May 2012 #4

They will be assimilated into other hate groups. alittlelark May 2012 #5

F*** NO Skittles May 2012 #6

The organizations tend to die when the leader meets his demise Kaleva May 2012 #7

They can't figure out how many crappers they need at events what else would you expect... Historic NY May 2012 #8