How can you convince someone to join a club? a clan- Hitler did this but how?
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You are touching lightly on "militant enthusiasm." It's an interesting idea in communal aggression...read more about by checking out these links on Google.\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=militant+enthusiasm&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
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Why would you want to?  Even if you are a white supremist racist, why would you want to join a group that comes off as a bunch of idiots?  Be smart and form your own group.  You don't have to be a measley follower, even though most people who join hate groups are really a bunch of cowards.
482737
I would go to the companies websites. They probably like to brag about how many pro players use their clubs. Or you could try a google search of individual players to get info on them.
669310
You shouldn't come out and say, "Don't join a gang" because if there's one things kids love, it's rebelling against adults!  \n\nInstead, sit down with the kid and talk about his strengths.  Say you're proud of his achievements and see lots of potential for his future.  Suggest a program that you think might interest him, like an international exchange or IB/AP courses.  Offer to write a letter of reference if he wants to apply, and suggest ways to find financial aid if necessary.  Let him know he's worth too much to waste his life in a gang, without even mentioning the word "gang".  A lot of people simply don't know what options exist, and fall into a pattern of emulating those around them.  Give him the options.
799726
Join the club.  Unfortunately.
777747
First of all, be clear in your mind why you are in this activity. Is it because someone told you that you can do this with public donations or because it will give you some lines to write in your C.V. ?  These are not good reasons for starting or running a Club with charitable motives. Your primary motivation has to be  service to the suffering people. When that work is done without selfish motives, you won't need to convince others about your credibility through any documentary evidence. The work speaks for itself.\n I will give you a personal experience. I run a Charitable Trust for helping the poor in Orissa. We have hardly ever gone asking for donations to the Trust. But the very poor people whom we help have done their own publicity for our work and help has been coming unsolicited. Recently one way side Tyre repairer came to my residence in Goa and offered a Blood Pressure Reading apparatus (SPHYGMOMANOMETER) for the rural clinic we run. He had heard from some body about my frequent trips to Orissa and the activities we carry on . When he felt like doing some charitable donation he remembered my work and thought of helping us. That is the power of honest work. It draws resources on its own and needs no publicity.\n\nYou work sincerely for a time and make it a part of your personality. You will not need to mention it in your C.V.  The work will  leave its stamp on your personality.
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join some clubs\nbe more active (ASB, etc)\nstudy groups
1120319
Joining clubs and exploring things you are interested in may help. I think the most important thing is to be yourself. How can people like you for who you are, if you don't behave naturally? I suspect all will work out well for you. GOOD LUCK!!
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I really recommend joining some clubs that relate to your interests.  Even so, you will have to step outside your comfort zone a bit and strike up conversations with people.  Don't wait for others to make all the effort as friendships take two working on it to develop.
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Assuming you don't mean a swingers club, the best way is to get known in the community.\n\nHow? Start by joining a club in your area, you can find a list of them here: http://theswingersource.com/xoops/modules/mylinks/viewcat.php?cid=60\n\nThen participate in some swinger discussion forums, become a known, reliable part of the community and develop some credibility. You will be noticed, and people will start contacting you with invitations to meet and greets and parties.\n\nGood luck!
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just like any club, they need members and are out to recruit them.
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Find a group of people that are dark and "not out going" (normally like today's goths of Emo kids) then you asert your self, as a leader amoung them. Most of them dress and act that way to be accepted by some one. Accept them. Then you do lots of stuff with them, start a buzz about it get members to spread the word make it so not every one can get in at the start. So that it is all the more important to get in. At the begging you have to set ground rules for you and your new "friends" so that there is no power strugle.\n\n\nI have not done this, but this is how you would go about doing it, but do not do this for violence, world domonation sure, but no one needs to get hurt.
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First what are the written rules of the board, are there any?  who is sponsering the board.\n\nIf this is a private club, those in power can just basicly take control if there are no rules to prevent them.\n\nGet all of the parents to pull thier kids out of that gorup and form a new group.j\nGo to any business supporting them and protest and boycott them.
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first, move to a european country where you and your kids know the language.\n\nsecond, get a good job. things aren't free over there.\n\nnext, if they do not want to go, don't go.\n\nyou will not need to contact a club or anything. you just manage to get settled with housing, job, school, and all of this before they sign up with the local club. look elsewhere if you do not like what you see. if your sons develop well, they (clubs) will find your sons.\n\ngood luck!
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you can borrow my girlfriend too if you'd like?\n\nexpecting someone to pay their hard earned cash for a membership to a site so you can use it is ridiculous.\n\nsharing their username and password is an even worse idea, when clubpenguin spot account sharing they close the account so whoever paid for it has to buy it again all because you're too cheap to get your own.\n\nif clubpenguin isn't worth paying for, use a different site.\n\nEDIT: it's a harsh world where if you want something you have to pay for it huh? they've only had those rules since the beginning of civilisation so it's understandable they haven't caught on. *yawn*
702446
Nice way to promote your own club. Wonderful!
741554
I gave him mine, and sent all my friends and family ... hope it helps ... he's only at 34 now....will see if I can recruit more!\n\nHeh!