Yeah, keeping quiet about nazism during work hours if you have to is pretty acceptable concession

@Kombat-😂

I'm pretty private about my views and activities. And, as a female who is not valuable on the front lines, I think my middle-class, mom lifestyle makes me able to convert people in a really non-threatening way.

@dd✳555 agreed, huge asset

If I was a Nazi during work hours It would be as lethal to my career as being a feminist, hahaha.

"Soooo have I told you about hitler"-dd1986 to her neighbors

I've always been an open nazi as long as I've been one. I just couldn't hide it. I once made up my mind that worst case scenario, I get attacked, but its totally worth that. I don't say this to brag about being 100% hc trv kvlt fash, I get that people here have people depending on them, but for me, personally, being able to be open about it is worth everything.

Haha! I have TWP stuff and a book collection that would make a leftist go blind, but I still have a lady from the neighborhood walk my dogs when I'm away. They know what's up, but I'm so nice I'm pretty sure they think it's some sort of weird fetish or curiosity, rather than an all-out Nazi in their midst, Hahahaha.

I'm not great at hiding it either. So far I've ducked publicly declaring it for (((media))) But it's just a matter of time. Plus anonymity is a weapon. Not sure I want to give it up just yet, but I've never been very good at being the quiet kid in the back of the room

Too big for all that, people always see me coming.

I think a lot of our people know who I am, since there aren't a ton of really serious females out there, but when I tell normies I'm a fascist they tend to think I'm joking.

Haha, freaking normies

It also sounds different coming from a woman I think

I just couldn't bottle up the youthful radicalism. The one thing about community is that its easier to be an open nazi, when you constantly associate with open nazis, even if you didn't have them in your neighborhood. That's why bringing the fight to real life is so important.

People have preconceived ideas

@Kombat-Unit agreed, IRL is vital

Its the same with demos, and everything, no one wants to be the first one to do something. When more people do it, the easier it gets.

Real-life is the only way to make things happen. That's why I showed up at Pikeville the first night. Still, the media will never portray "real life". It is all a story made up to serve a Jewish agenda.

Fully agreed. Still they could have made us look 1000x's worse & didn't, I think it was just low rate media tbh

Haha. Yeah, I hear there is still a 20/20 episode in the works.

That probably won't be as forgiving

Or the documentary crew from France

Or NPR

Or Main street productions, all those were there

Well, I have had time to craft a cover story if I'm pictured there.

Evil twin

Alien abduction

Astral double

Hostage

If not, I'll do like you have. Sell my stuff and mug a camper van. Hahaha.

Buy, not mug. Spell check haha.

Buy/mug which ever gets it done quickest

You think you'd get kick out for being a nazi? Pretty ZOG'd.

Well, I unfortunately don't look like other people, so I'm going to own it. It's ok. I would lose my job, likely, yes.

My landlord is one old granny, she came to check the apartment a few months ago, saw the nazi flags, complimented my cooking and left.

idk

She has a (((job)))

I own a house, have a job, but most importantly have a kid.

: /

The kid is the main concern there.

Living accommodations is a whole other consideration. Yes the child is the weak link otherwise you could just van life it up