The absolute madman

Can we replace the MLK monument with a big ass statue of George Washington?

In self defense of course

If you are going to make the case that the swastika has been demonized because of the NSDAP I would figure that the argument would be applied for the fasces as well. After all, the swastika is an ancient symbol, just like the fasces. Regardless if our American forefathers used it, it has since been demonized

I forgot where I saw this but there is a Heimbach quote from a video where he states to Schoep, "Maybe they'll have statues of us one day, but hopefully I'm about 40 pounds lighter."

Ablesmith, the fasces isnt nearly as demonized as the swastika

most people have no idea what it means

Not nearly to the degree of the swastika. Most people have no idea what a Fasces even is

So all that matters is how others view us?

It's about how we present

no, but you can't be autistic about it, there is such a thing as nuance. the swastika is not an american symbol, The fasces is

we still have fasces in the house chamber yeah

Doxx'd

If anyone’s on Instagram follow me. About to start posting PF material.

Doxxd myself

I’ll post that. Thanks goy

@Ablesmith The fasces really has not been demonized, and is far, far more prevalent in American history and culture throughout Western Civilization. The comparison is flawed. It's not just how we present, it's also about using things we believe in. I believe in the symbol of the fasces because of what it represents.

@hlaiwas Wait a bit and I'll send you a not messed up version of that.

10-4

crop skills/10

absolutely aesthetic

@Thomas Ryan PLEASE make these official propaganda.

@everyone y’all better follow me

We don't do fashwave on the official accounts because it has colors other than red/white/blue. HOWEVER, you're free to post them on personal accounts and all that.

Very cool.

Yea those are badass

https://www.instagram.com/p/BfG4RR8ncVt/?taken-by=patriot_front

Okay, question. Even though you don't use the swastika, do you beleive in what it represents?

I believe it is a symbol that represents a people that I do not belong to.

I'm going to say yes since most people associate it with George Lincoln Rockwell's "this is the symbol of my race" doctrine.

But I don't think we should use it as an explicitly american organization

I believe Thomas views it as german symbol specifically

The swastikas is a foreign symbol, I wouldn't use the sonnenrand or Slavic sun wheel either

The fasces is literally the physical representation of "from many one"