That sounds fucking awesome my dude

I've been using this as an idea for a flag/ logo. Red whit and blue being very Midwesty colors. Used a lot in state flags. Added the eagle as a reference to the far right of this movement and a nod to Germany as the most common ancestry within the midwest being germanic. Anyone Is free to make criticism or put up their own if they'd like.

What should our hashtag be?

I've been doing #MidwestNationalism

Ok

Anyone here read siege yet?

Haven't actually. What's it about

I'm not that far yet but so far it's about national socialism and fascist political groups that are more recent in America,

I'll have to give it a look. I've recently ordered mein kämpft so looking forward to that.

where from?

Amazon has it for like 12 bucks I think

cool

Oh yea I'm a big fan

did you get it in english

Got both actually.

can you read the original

It's a more southern version of German than in used to but I can make out a lot

thats good

What brought you to the movement man?

like this specific group or in general

Kinda in general but the group too of ya want. You seem pretty well informed

mostly out of curiosity at first, but then I decided to look more into right leaning things and found groups like this and I've learned alot through discussion and aligned myself with more far right ideas

you?

Same rout really. I was always a normie conservative. As I read into more about alt right and just couldn't get enough

I find thats how most ended up here

Same

Anyone have an idea for the name of this movement? Think we may need something more catchy

Yeah

What ya thinking man

it needs to be approachable to the uninitiated

I keep going to Midwest League but I think it's too close to the league of the south

good point

Could go with the Midwest Bund, as a throwback to the Deuche Amerika Bund. But maybe too subtle of a reference

not many would notice though

True, I do think any ethnic movement within the region will have to have some pan- Germanic References just due to the overwhelming amount of German heritage within the region.

noted, but not many new Germans, the Austrians in my family came here 4 generations ago, so many dont identify with European heritage

I got ya man. Yea mine came over in the mid 1700's. Some regions it's much more alive than others. A town near to me still flys the German flag and looks like any Town in Bavaria. Think it really depends on where you go. I'm just trying to think of common factors that could tie a very large region of people together.

a town in indiana?

Yes sir.

damn