Anti-Semitism is a codeword for Jewish supremacy

*Semitic supremacy

lol whut?

I'll probably change my mind on the message six million times before I produce any banners, and the fact that I produce some banners with a given message will not preclude others from making banners with messages of their choosing.

@ksaying someone is anti semitic is advocating Jewish supremacy

@khimære

Propagating *

Once I get my vinyl cutter set up and running I should be able to produce customer designed banners.

Update: I just checked with the nearest campgrounds (and they're tiny, remote) and they're booked full all the weekend of the eclipse.
e.g. https://www.reserveamerica.com/camping/Kingfisher/r/campsiteCalendar.do?page=calendar&search=site&contractCode=NRSO&parkId=71639

Here's an example of the size, style and quality of the first banners I intend to produce.

lol campgrounds

I've seen some who sleep out under overpasses.

I was just trying to illustrate that even that remote, there will be lots of people, over capacity so to speak

"Trolls" I think they're called.

It might be useful to decide if our primary goal is to spectate the eclipse or demonstrate to the spectators. If our top priority is to get maximum views of a political demonstration on an overpass, the smart thing to do is probably perform an "ambush" of northbound traffic returning to Portland after viewing the eclipse at points further south.

Maximum views/minimum congestion in immediate area.

I possible side benefit to that approach is that we could arrange to be rolling north through the eclipse zone en route to our destination at around the time of the eclipse and catch a gratuitous view.

Wotan willing.

.... but the primary objective would be to get to the chokepoint ahead of the post-eclipse traffic.

How busy do you think it will get in the stretch of I-5 directly under the path? Honest question. Like, will there be bumper to bumper stalled traffic on the freeways?

I wouldn't rule it out.

Hell, it happens often enough through there under normal circumstances.

I guess the point is that if we want to get north of the eclipse we can't risk waiting until the morning of the eclipse to travel.

Southbound traffic would be a much easier target audience for most of us, but there are two slight disadvantages, relatively lighter southbound traffic and less than optimal lighting.

@khimære What would you think of a banner that said "IGNORE YOUR RACIAL ECLIPSE, GOYIM"?

"IGNORING YOUR RACIAL ECLIPSE, GOYIM?"

"ENJOYING YOUR RACIAL ECLIPSE, GOYIM?"

"ENJOY YOUR RACIAL ECLIPSE, GOYIM" with Happy Merchant Icon.

Visitors To Oregon For Solar Eclipse Could Exceed 1 Million . News | OPB
http://www.opb.org/news/article/oregon-solar-eclipse-2017-crowds-expected/

I know in central Or. Near Madras they've told residents to prepare to not go out for the week before & the week after the eclipse, to do all their shopping & plan on not being able to travel very well bc of all the congestion

This should be good.

How many banners are we looking at?

I think we can safely assume the worst (or best, in terms of message dissemination for flaggots) about the entire I-5 corridor from Portland to Eugene.

I wouldn't go too much down that route, as it seems generally "memey"

Back roads?

Congestion on the 5 will be atrocious

Maybe a good banner design would be "RESIST RACIAL ECLIPSE" in white / black / white.

Citizens Against Racial Eclipse forms a nice acronym: C.A.R.E.

Yes