for real bro??

I might turn it into a (((college visit)))

youll get more education this way

Haha good shit

I'll just have to avoid TV cameras

Where is that event anyways?

Can't get caught seig healing on YV

Virginia I believe

Good luck to ya. Much fun as it may be to knock heads, i hope it's peaceful and productive. Any word on if anyone's gonna cause trouble?

@rustpoet antifa will be there but it seems theres going to be a massive police and security prescience

@everyone in future threads please, to avoid confusion, only list Midwestern states. thank you

Don't worry I'll do that my bad

We should make a midwestern pepe

So many non midwestern states wanting to join us lol

haha I know well just have to work on the script some before tomorrows thread @HoosierShitposter

@Rhalitra-WI pretty sure this bro is ours

I imagine they learned their damn lesson by now. the cops, not antifa. It's sad, honestly. In our hearts, i don't think anybody really wants to fight like this. Wants to worry about being spotted, life ruined over ideas. How the hell did it come to all this. Future isn't what it used to be...

Working on a random midland flag design, everyone okay with me using the black sun in it?

I think the flag we have is the one were stuck with, it was my first draft but its whats spread the most.

I want more pictures of Midlander Jack

I wanna make memes with him and angry wojack

And le happy merchant

Ive been working on a cozy jack right now

hell have a cabin when its done

Nice

lol

wheres the corn

true lol

I'm all for advancement. It's silly to ignore the march forward of technology and such...but i think we've hit the point where we realize that something that is new is not, inherently, better then what is old. We gave up our hearts and souls to those who told us they'd help us poor, backward blue collars, and when we offered up our industry, our farms, our families and traditions, they said "thank god, now we can get all that old nonsense away". We found ourselves, instead of the hard-working backbone of a nation, the fat, backward husk of a bygone and buried life. The butt of the jokes of a thousand twittering, coddled and tanned elites.

Hey, is there file sharing around here? I think we could all use a set of the Foxfire books...

@rustpoet not that I know of no

Made this, it is not the best, but it is a start.

haha I like it

If you don't know what these are, the Foxfire books are a collection of wisdom from the old timers, the ones who used to make...well, everything. From homes to moonshine, from soap to faith healing, it shows everything that...well...we've lost. I strongly, STRONGLY advise you all to snap them up (they're in PDF links at the top) if only to see the way things were.

http://nagual.yuku.com/the-foxfire-series-of-survival-books-t1770.html

Ill def check them out on my computer. My phone wont open them

It wasn't always like how it is. We used to just...do things. Want honey? Go find bees. Need a chair? Fucking build one, or find a buddy who knows, and trade with him. It's amazing seeing that we didn't always need a nanny over us making sure we were all cared for. Stay with me now, but we used to actually take care of ourselves! Even when we started up with factories and cities, we still had a community that actually meant something beyond a buzzword.

Yeah dude. Ive been thinking about stuff like that recently. I think a big part of why we've let our cities, towns, cultures, etc fall apart is that lack of community. Id like to use this group to get some more community stuff going, because I believe once we kind of group together and are more concious of common goals and improvement we'll see the (((problems))) clear as day

Its far less about socialist vs capitalist and much more about the fact that people dont care about people around them so theyre willing to fuck each other over.

We used to let our kids play. We let them go out and roam around with their fellows, to go to other homes and the woods and fields. It's because we trusted eachother. We knew our fellows, our friends and kin, and knew they'd be safe. We used to care for our old and sick, because they were ours, and it's what we did. You run the man next door some bread and soup when he's feeling low, and when your tv antenna busts, he comes by with a ladder and a welding torch.

The big problem is Media.