it's certainly true that it's a lot less feasible for us and far harder to get away with this sort of thing when publicly posting.

honestly, sending it to people privately who would even LOOK at it is a great start. friends, colleagues, family, social groups etc. not a whole lot needs to be done to plant seeds in individual hearts and minds. this isn't particularly efficient in an immediately widespread sort of sense but it can be greatly effective on an individual level. the amount of times i've lowered someones guard online and then sent them something appalling like that (or shown them my phone in person) and asked "what do you reckon about this?" with some of my own context and shaping and got a lasting, positive result out of it is amazing. it's also much safer. this is how all ideas and movements essentially used to be, for petes sake; word of mouth getting passed around. imagine we did more of this grass roots shit instead of spending so much time being intellectuals online amongst ourselves

online group posting is important to do too but I think the key is to avoid revealing public details (don't get doxxed) and try not to allow your enemies any footholds. show normies the evils of the left without allowing the latter to immediately identify you as the bad guy and scare them into rejecting considering your message or position. people don't like to feel as if their value structures are being manipulated or exploited or challenged. they'll get defensive and wary: let them interact with the idea organically

gotta give it to them inception style lol. my dog wouldn't take his pills until I ground it into his food and neither will the normies