So do we in general have a platform? When I tell someone about this new group, what should I say it stands for? Other than the obvious "anti communism".

Community action, the defense of free speech, and in general a push back against the anti liberal tactics of the left?

I live in Arizona, where antifa and la raza have a pretty big presence, especially in Tempe. Anyone else in the area?

Perhaps you could answer my question then about local organization?

Is this just a conceptual thing or does anyone want to actually get out on the streets? Like I said, ASU would be a great testing ground. I'm not afraid to go there alone and pick up garbage in a vest with a MAGA hat, but a group of people sends a larger message

Also I would recommend avoiding 8chan, the autism there is unbelievable. It's not possible to have a logical discussion with those people. They actually worked with anti-fa to six people.

Well I guess I'll check back in in a couple days and see if anyone has actually committed to getting out on the street. Right now it sound like y'all are just LARPing.

@Tee CA I've got some experience with local organization for the GOP in california. Nothing big but I know how to set up a street team.

If we only show up as counter protesters we are allowing antifa to define our platform, and they have a much larger media presence than we do

Instead we should present a public face before they can poison the well and paint us as fascist neo nazis

Like I said, I live in AZ where there are a ton of these crazy lefty groups which a lot of the population hates, we would easily find support here. If anyone was actually willing to DO something .

@Tee CA how would I find that channel?