but all the comment sections are good

lmao

https://www.facebook.com/events/2036530933291983

Yea, I'm looking at it now.

"I want to give you a heads up that we will be collecting donations from anyone who is interested in giving to the Sikhya Foundation, a non-profit organization that provides young Indian girls "a path to independence and a way out of poverty" in a culture where there is very little opportunity for women to succeed. This is the group that was featured on Saturday at the Bollywood Family Movie night at the Howell Theatre, prior to some shitty Nazis deciding to try and ruin some good people's night with their shitty, lame ass racism.."

top fucking keke

not only are they shitting on patriotism, they want to redistribute your sheckels to street shitters.

These people forget that charity begins at home. We have more than enough people struggling in this country.

If we plan on attending future "Marches against fear," as opposition, we need to ace the optics. Strong numbers would be important. Also, any consideration @Thomas Ryan towards making a banner/poster that said something along the lines of "Preserving an American Future" with a graphic of a healthy white family?

We need to show what WE are fighting for, not let them and their march set the agenda against "fear."

Always project positive messages.

"Not afraid to put Americans first"

diemos we dont have time to get a banner made, their event is tomorrow

I know, that's why I said "If we plan on attending future"...

I'll be marching with you in spirit.

I wouldn't think it worth it to confront the march in person. Too agressive an approach for the most basic bitch liberals. In-person confrontations should be reserved for Antifa types. Also, I doubt the march will actually get more than a dozen folks. We've got a flyer with a graphic of a healthy family saying "Strong Families Make Strong Nations", so that's close to what you're saying.

perhaps instead, we should wait for the march to start and just flyer their cars where they left them

Lol

You should dress like normies and take a few pics and videos for lulz.

i should attend the event as if im down with their cause, but wear a shirt that says "kill whitey"

😃

Only one i had on hand but when i saw the drag show poster i knew i had to put something up

No reactions to the posters yet?

Not that ive heard

They just get taken down eventually thats why ive been doing a few i. Different places on campus on alternateing days

Not in very aestetic places though just high traffic stairwells might do an elivator door at some point

Whatever works.

Yup

Rip blue ink cartridges

im trying to find the video content but am failing

Trying to catch up on the chat, @Thomas Ryan I know about that flyer "Strong Families Make Strong Nations," I'm thinking we need to make it more explicitly racial and American since that's the connection we're trying to get people to make. America is a white nation.

A generic man throwing a baby in the air is good, but not explicitly racial. If we show a traditional white family with a baby and dog along with the words "America" somewhere, that would be very strong. Combine that with positive rhetoric about "protecting" = good optics.

Dogs are good, everyone loves dogs 👌

They'd be hard pressed to counter signal such a positive message.

So your critique is that they don't look White? The colors are red/white/blue. The name is Patriot Front. We explicitly talk about protecting families and America as a nation in the subtext on the bottom.

American = white

And if they don't think in those terms, the manifesto lays it out for them.

But I don't think the flyer is attractive to people who don't think in those terms. Thus there isn't a need to make it more explicit than it already is

The "Strong Families" flier works great against moral degeneracy themes (like the anti-abortion rally, it was our #1 seller there), but that's not what this march or others in the future will be protesting. They're protesting a "White America" as being a fearful, negative place. I suppose what I'm getting at is that there's a niche for a banner/flier that connects "white community" with a healthy, positive America.

They don't know what they're protesting other than buzzwords that trigger a **"wrongthink!"** response sputtered out by the media. You just put more thought into what they believe than they have for their entire life. The flyer is fine. It will get good reactions. They know who we are.