just a suggestion

I think the community protection angle is key, we are defending against antifa attack

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

As well as volunteering

We have to make sure we are protecting communities and just that

have you seen the way the media deliberately set up pictures etc, they made it seem like the protesters going to trump rallies to incite violence were innocent

As well as obviously people

like speakers

"Evil right wing racist nazis feed the poor, clean the streets, oy vey"

And events

similar to how the bikers showed up to the inaug

Here's a question.

Community protection is great but we have to be strong on policing our own even if that means fighting one another. Allowing any action that goes against group sentiment will only besmerch the name

What are our grooming standards?

"Evil right wing racist donate to small business that was destroyed by peaceful protest"

@Odalist Refrain Don't look like a neckbear

shave

clean shaven. short haircuts swept to the side

@Odalist Refrain haircuts: high and tight for the men. I don't know shit about women's hairstyles

@JimmyBobs Agreed again. We're going to need to maintain an image

>neckbear

no neckbeards

great so when do we get to kill some niggers

So we're going to need to have a set of standards we all follow

grooming can be a part of it

Spotted the antifa.

Deal-breaker. I'm out of here.

LOL

Take a point from groups like the Sons of Odin in Canada, they're a good group but are spinned so heavily that no one joins them

howdy goyims

Clean and presentable is important, not sure about matching haircuts though...

white shirt + red hat + jeans

not that hard

don't look like a slob

Yep

shaved heads anyone?

sure

Fuck no

kek

I used to shave.

Uniformity to a point is important as well, if we look too similar we get a more militaristic feel compared to a rag tag group of civilians with simple interests