Message from @Virgil
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@Nemets Oh, yeah.
I just though you meant that he was an overall Germanophile.
Strong woman imagery to own the feminists?
@Wood-Ape - OK/MN joan de arc?
@Goose wondering how media would cry about the optics of using allied inspired poster images
Some sort of stylized eagle would not be a bad logo actually
Eagle = nahtzee
Eagle was NatSoc, even if it was also USA and Rome
I think the American woman with the shield would bring in a lot of Wamen, which would carry our organisation to the Mainstream better than we ever could
Not gonna fly well with normies
@Nemets Huh. Didn't know that. Did you ever hear McFeels' and Ethnarch's deep-dive about how he single-handedly started the French and Indian War, lol?
@Bjorn - MD Village burner
Yeah maybe. Stupid since it’s already an american symbol but prob right
Definitely @Goose "wait a minute, this isn't German what do we do now"
Washington was the second richest guy in the colonies (behind Morris)
Our symbol could be a blonde trump toupe
Oh I do like the woman Columbia though, still has that Greco-Roman feel too
A lot of these questions can be addressed by a new poster campaign.
Norman Rockwell / Hudson River school art / Columbia art on posters
How about the American flag with a dragons eye where the stars are?
@ThisIsChris That's her, yeah, she would be an amazing figure-head to appropriate
Red white and teal ! <:deye:359010025223618570> 🇺🇸
I would keep the flag blue. Just a DEye
I don't think the American flag should be altered
Ever
Yeah I'm hesitant to do anything that may insult the US flag
Yup.
Good point. I guess it would trigger vets
Just trying to split the differences being discussed here
@Wood-Ape - OK/MN, our very own radical centrist.
It's really hard for normies to be against a beautiful, traditional woman
current year would disagree with you...
...and if we wanted to have a nice, esoteric giggle to ourselves, we can have her wearing a Phrygian cap 😎
I say make Americana posters, keep name and logo for now.
The thing I like about Coloumbia, too, is that she hearkens back to the rugged individualism/still not-quite-settled, territorial West/Teddy Roosevelt era.