Rather than paying a ton of money for each banner to be printed, perhaps we could purchase a wide format fabric printer, and do it ourselves for significantly less. We could get that money back by printing banners for other groups.
@Smiter-IL Also, next spring/summer, if you are interested, I am considering a week long inna-woods trip. I just have to plan things out as we get closer to that date.
I've worked over 20 hrs in the last two days, and I am making the MLK banner (hopefully two) as well. I am a bit exhausted, but the autistic screeching makes it worth it.
At the moment, there isn't much to delegate, and I am the only one who has space to make much. I commandeered my aunt's garage to store my motorcycle a while back. Now it's been repurposed for activism. Still not enough room for the types of banners I make though.
Yeah, I'll take pictures and make a guide as I make this banner. It'll probably explain more than I can, and help those that want to make them my way. I miss having a two car garage, lol.
I brought this up a few days ago. You need to personalize the struggle to individual American families. I found pic related, and have been thinking about it. A phrase like
"True Americans are Under Attack
Fight back
Bloodandsoil.org"
Of course, you would have to modernize the hands that are grabbing at the family, but I believe it is a solid idea.
A significant amount of the posters we already have use most of these elements. I just believe that instead of having a geographical landmass which people should feel connected to, we make it easier for them to see that they're the ones being attacked. I never suggested that our current designs were weak, I just want to make sure that we can reach the vast majority of white America in some way. Propaganda which may work for one individual, may not work for another.
You put up multiple 300 square foot banners, organize multiple events, but do they call you the banner dropper or event organizer? No. But you poster one preschool...
Hussar
