Each Endnote identifies an issue with a reference to one or more of the Rules for Radicals, RR, or Rules for Freedom, TBA. Many or most of them you may have experienced in your own life. They are used worldwide, consciously or unconsciously.
[1] (pp 116) …battle cry. The TBA[1]. The enemy didn’t think we had much. We had to prove otherwise. Chance to use RR #6 and TBA #6.
[1] (pp 118) results[1]. RR would use #2 and #9. TBA to use #1, #2, and #5. RR real perception of what is actually there, not what you wish or think is there, is needed to understand the “we”.
[1] (pp 119) with positive results[1]. RR would use #13 to help unite an enemy. TBA would use #1, #4, #7, and #11 for an enemy which may, or may not, be the City.
[1] (pp 119) growing[1].Beware of RR #2, we used TBA #12 fix the pool ourselves.
[1] (pp 124) effective undertakings[1]. We used TBA #1, #2, and #5 mostly building upon our strength. You may say that Family, Pride, and Hand fall under RR #2.
[1] (pp 124) Pride and Hands.[1]. Here without knowing, we used RR #1, #2, #4, #6, #9, and #13. While main TBA would also be #6.
[1] (pp 127) reopened[1]. From here on we chose #8, #9, #10, and #12. We also used RR #9 and #10 but from here on we avoided #13 because we wanted to work with the City if possible.
[1] (pp 130) reopened[1]. We should not have compromised at all. My fault. Alinsky favors compromise. For me, it depends.
[1] (pp 141) advantage[1].RR would think #1, and use #2 and #13. TBA #3.
[1] (pp 160) apart[1],#10. RR has no Rule for this danger. TBA would use #1. Then #4, #7, #9, “11, and #13.
[1] (pp 190) power.[1]. RR #8, #9, and #10. TBA #2, #5, and #13.
xii (pp 194) corruption[1].This is in complete opposition to R #13, but it is also a reinforcement of TBA #1.
[1] (pp 194) positive[1]. Counteracting RR #1, we wanted to have reality. No need to exaggerate, be truthful.
[1] (pp 194) light of day[1]. Forget about Alinsky here. We used TBA #5, #9, and #2. To improve you must expand the envelope and maybe try new territory.
[1] (pp 198) others[1].TBA #4 and #11.
[1] (pp 204) on me.[1] Here we avoided all the negativity found in the RRs.
[1] (pp 210) character[1]. RRs are strategy and tactics, while TBA also included goals and ideology.
[1] (pp 211) manipulation[1]. The size of your enemy will determine your capacity to grow and your final goal.
[1] (pp 211) weakness[1]. You must expand the base of your group and clean you own house of weaknesses. We used TBA #4, #3, #2, and #1.
[1] (pp 212) bottom[1]. RR and TBA consider seeing reality as a ‘must’. Where to go from there to change it is where things differ. I recognize, not criticize, weaknesses, then replace them and also nourish strengths.
[1] (pp 213) juncture[1].Where RR accepts and embraces corruption, if it helps the cause, TBA does not.
[1] (pp 234) skin[1]In this case, this seems to justify RR #2 and it does. TBA would use #4 as well.
[1] (pp 247) opportunities[1]. The capacity to work together is enhanced when the opposition is not necessarily seen as an enemy, but when you share a common enemy with the opposition to negotiate a working together for mutual benefit.
[1] (pp 253) Bertha[1]. Here is one of many examples where you must go outside the expertise of your people and teach them the skills needed.
[1] (pp 255) someone else will[1]. Priorities and manipulation TBA #11. Reality check.
[1] (pp 289) EDUCATION[1]This section contradicts many of RR’s Rules.
[1] (pp 289) Amen[1].See TBA #1. Socialism is anti-self-sufficiency, anti-freedom, and a combination of the two.
[1] (pp291) against that[1].Outside the experience of all, but creative and doable.
[1] (pp 292) for themselves[1], Alinsky never talks about the enemy from within to included himself. I do.
[1] (pp 292) corral[1].RR #3 outside their expertise. TBA #5. Creativity and tradition or lack of tradition.
[1] (pp 293) hogs[1]. This strategy as such would be squashed by RR, they take the control away from the individual, and keep it to themselves.
[1] (PP 298) done[1]. RR #6, TBA #1, 2, 5, 6, 8.
[1] (pp 399) effort[1].Long lasting intend.
[1] (pp 324) outcome[1].TBA #2. Successfully outside their expertise but within their culture.
[1] (pp 333) fifty[1]. RR #1, misuse of numbers for selfish reasons. TBA #11, human equality.
[1] (pp 343) vote[1], RR #1 to pretend help even if fake.
[1] (pp 455) them[1]. RR #13, TBA #4.
[1] (pp 377) justice[1].” RR #5, #9, #11. TBA #7.
[1] (pp 385) programs[1]. TBA #1-13.
[1] (pp 399) on the government[1]. RR #1, #2, #5, #6, #11. TBA #1.
[1] (pp 420) another one[1]. RR #2, #12. TBA #2.
[1] (pp 447) higher level[1].RR #11.
[1] (pp 454) inspectors[1]. TBA #1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, and #13.
[1] (pp 455) one of them[1]. TBA #3. Outside the organizers experience as well.
[1] (pp 462) strength?[1]TBA #1 through 10, and #13.
[1] (pp 450) imperfections[1].” TBA #2 through #6.