Definitely.

I'd be a bit careful with that

I mean, idk about America, but in England when you have city or town specific groups, they end up dying out and the whole chain dies.

Like the NHS kek

then the group was dying anyway

not sure how you get IRL action without grouping up via geography

Don't get me wrong

Sub groups is a great idea, as you say

Just too many can ruin it all, I guess

Agreed.

Let's start with regional, then only progress to states when we have enough members.

OH FUCK OFF WITH THESE BOGDANGOF SHITS

phone area codes

usually work

like

352

for example

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TjMgvLyxMA

youtube glitch counting every unsub as 2, constantly spamming the sub button causes massive losses, we should target buzzfeed

Idk how it works in America, but that sounds good

Because then people in that group would actually be close enough to meet up

I'd assume

we got a detective here :^)

Okay, sorry for reinforcing your idea

I'll just say racist from now on

thats more like it lad

Racist

Hey @Haupstürmfuhrer Pepe , is the Twitter going to get more active? Maybe you should make the occasional post with loads of hashtags thrown in it to get attention

I think the plan is to go full blitzkrieg once the site comes online

With less than 700 members

All spread out over the US

wank

not you, Brishy

The original plan was, as a small group, you guys would do community outreach. Then, as your numbers increased, you would counter-protest as a protection force, working with the police. Well, that was how I recieved it

it looks like texas will be the first to form actual protest observation groups and training committees

I'll be doing what I can to mobilize the michiganders

I mean't in the sense of doing alot of outreach when the site was up

That is still the plan I think

I think you guys need a clearer image of where your current members, who can actually participate, are located. I'm sure a lot of people would join, but are a bit scared of being the first wave, if that makes sense.

I still really don't agree, on a gut level, with using CS as our break-in PR activity

CS?