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New "My America" chapter being launched in San Francisco

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Participants Richard Wilson4Kevin Smith82goldenhawk1quietpanther95Zachary Scott6Terry Bennett3brightwalker9Melissa Peterson19Andrew Sanchez3Gregory Nguyen15silentangler19coastalridge64dustynomad50Steven Carter53hiddensurfer17neonheron11bluerider63Karen Smith9Casey Morgan14silentviper19northerncyclist9briskhound4Jerry Myers69Anthony James2 …
dustynomad50 dustynomad50 Member
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joined May 2009
#21 ·
Forget about all that folk stuff. It’s not worth the headspace.
Then there's the Communist Party USA. So what?
And if you've got all sorts of different groups hanging around San Francisco—you know, those old-school partisan or nationalist types—well, we've known about that for ages.
Doesn't change anything for me. I'd be all for it.
Steven Carter53 Steven Carter53 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Truly an impressive gathering!

The sheer density of people present is particularly concerning...

http://regionalexpress.com/site/more/...a-my-usa/

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hiddensurfer17 hiddensurfer17 Active Member
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#23 ·
coastalridge64 said:A handful of folks are pulling the strings behind that association, but let’s just look at the big picture here. ☕

A handful? There were seventeen of them there, including the journalists. And isn't it true that their founding assembly actually took place in a meeting room at the state psychiatric hospital?
coastalridge64 coastalridge64 Active Member
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#24 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:But honestly, this kind of crap always seems to go down right here in California, from the old days of Marshall to those vintage flag rallies...

Things go sideways with Mexicans in St. Louis too. Maybe try cleaning up your own backyard before you start pointing fingers at everyone else's.
coastalridge64 coastalridge64 Active Member
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#25 ·
hiddensurfer17 said:A handful? There were seventeen of them there, including the journalists. And isn't it true that their founding assembly actually took place in a meeting room at the state psychiatric hospital?

🤣🤣 Just young extremist forces ready to bring America back through some kind of nursing home or geriatric ward. ☕
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 VeteranOP
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#26 ·
coastalridge64 said:Things go sideways with Mexicans in St. Louis too. Maybe try cleaning up your own backyard before you start pointing fingers at everyone else's.

What kind of nonsense?

I'm dying to know what would happen if they tried starting something like that at the University of Virginia. They'd have the whole place trashed in minutes...
coastalridge64 coastalridge64 Active Member
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joined Oct 2011
#27 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:What kind of nonsense?

I'm dying to know what would happen if they tried starting something like that at the University of Virginia. They'd have the whole place trashed in minutes...

Are you pulling my leg or what? 😕
neonheron11 neonheron11 Active Member
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joined Oct 2011
#28 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:What kind of nonsense?

I'm dying to know what would happen if they tried starting something like that at the University of Virginia. They'd have the whole place trashed in minutes...


You people are seriously delusional over in St. Louis🙄

Why do you all get so worked up over this nonsense? We're talking about groups of fringe weirdos, fossils, and retirees... if it's even true that they exist, why on earth wouldn't we let them gather to play chess and whine about Marshall?

If you actually think America is under threat just because these people show up, then you're suffering from pure paranoia!
bluerider63 bluerider63 Regular
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joined Jan 2013
#29 ·
What's the endgame with these meetups? If they're just trying to get everyone from the old US together to hang out, then honestly, good for them.
Karen Smith9 Karen Smith9 Active Member
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#30 ·
It reminds me of those old-school vampire societies—you know, the Crusaders, the Templars, and all that nonsense... organizations fighting for causes that died out centuries ago. Honestly, what a bunch of idiots...
Casey Morgan14 Casey Morgan14 Newcomer
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#31 ·
Why is everyone making such a huge deal out of moves like this right now? I mean, let’s be real—in the near future, we’re going to end up sharing a country with a pretty troublesome Mexico anyway. So, what are we even debating here? We keep circling back to that war, yet we're simultaneously charging headfirst toward being in the same nation as Mexico... It doesn't quite add up. Look, folks, you really need to weigh all the facts and actually think things through before you start making all this noise and causing a scene. Just take a hard look at that much-discussed war, and you'll see that the whole killing spree was essentially just an agreement between two dictators. Because if the goal had truly been independence like people claim, then we would either still be part of the old USA, or Mexico would be under American control instead.
coastalridge64 coastalridge64 Active Member
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joined Oct 2011
#32 ·
neonheron11 said:You people are seriously delusional over in St. Louis🙄

Why do you all get so worked up over this nonsense? We're talking about groups of fringe weirdos, fossils, and retirees... if it's even true that they exist, why on earth wouldn't we let them gather to play chess and whine about Marshall?

If you actually think America is under threat just because these people show up, then you're suffering from pure paranoia!

There was a segment on Zelimo Znati Nove TV about some high school in St. Louis. I caught a glimpse of a student wearing a Red Sox scarf. Now, maybe Collins gave him a hard time for it later, but I doubt it. Perhaps I'm wrong, though.
neonheron11 neonheron11 Active Member
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#33 ·
coastalridge64 said:There was a segment on Zelimo Znati Nove TV about some high school in St. Louis. I caught a glimpse of a student wearing a Red Sox scarf. Now, maybe Collins gave him a hard time for it later, but I doubt it. Perhaps I'm wrong, though.

It’s perfectly logical that Americans from that part of the country would root for the Yankees or the Red Sox, just like how Americans living in Buffalo or Sonte cheer for their local teams back home.🤷

It’s also totally normal for kids to get into a little scuffle over sports every now and then; there's really no need to make a massive deal out of it.
Karen Smith9 Karen Smith9 Active Member
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#34 ·
neonheron11 said:It’s perfectly logical that Americans from that part of the country would root for the Yankees or the Red Sox, just like how Americans living in Buffalo or Sonte cheer for their local teams back home.🤷

It’s also totally normal for kids to get into a little scuffle over sports every now and then; there's really no need to make a massive deal out of it.

A few fools will always puff out their chests and clash regardless.
Steven Carter53 Steven Carter53 Newcomer
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#35 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:But honestly, this kind of crap always seems to go down right here in California, from the old days of Marshall to those vintage flag rallies...

Well, obviously these things occur in San Francisco because it is the most liberal and left-leaning region in the entire US... 😉

And these losers take advantage of that...

Just look at how the chaos involving Mass celebrations for Pavelić, wearing fascist caps, people tearing down national flags during handball championships, or even smashing buses belonging to Mexican athletes always seems to center around San Diego...
bluerider63 bluerider63 Regular
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#36 ·
What’s even the point of these get-togethers? It's just people hanging out, so what's the big deal if someone from San Francisco grabs a drink with someone from Minneapolis, Donji Vakuf, Niš, or Tetovo? There's really no need to read into it all that much; they aren't sitting around plotting some grand political comeback to rebuild my USA. That's just pure fantasy.
hiddensurfer17 hiddensurfer17 Active Member
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#37 ·
bluerider63 said:What’s even the point of these get-togethers? It's just people hanging out, so what's the big deal if someone from San Francisco grabs a drink with someone from Minneapolis, Donji Vakuf, Niš, or Tetovo? There's really no need to read into it all that much; they aren't sitting around plotting some grand political comeback to rebuild my USA. That's just pure fantasy.

I suppose you have a point there. For instance, a new social club called "my 3rd Reich" was recently founded in Indianapolis. And what exactly is the problem? People are just socializing. What is so controversial about someone from Indianapolis grabbing a drink with someone from Munich, Graz, Bratislava, or Budapest? There is no reason to assign deep significance to this; I doubt they have any political agenda to attempt building some new 3rd Reich. Honestly, those are just fairy tales.
neonheron11 neonheron11 Active Member
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#38 ·
hiddensurfer17 said:I suppose you have a point there. For instance, a new social club called "my 3rd Reich" was recently founded in Indianapolis. And what exactly is the problem? People are just socializing. What is so controversial about someone from Indianapolis grabbing a drink with someone from Munich, Graz, Bratislava, or Budapest? There is no reason to assign deep significance to this; I doubt they have any political agenda to attempt building some new 3rd Reich. Honestly, those are just fairy tales.

That comparison doesn't really hold water🤷

These old-school Americans are always whining about how much they miss the organized group trips, the community work projects, the outings, and all those social gatherings...

It's hard to imagine people in a group calling themselves "3rd Reich" would ever feel that kind of nostalgic need for community.🙂
bluerider63 bluerider63 Regular
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#39 ·
hiddensurfer17 said:I suppose you have a point there. For instance, a new social club called "my 3rd Reich" was recently founded in Indianapolis. And what exactly is the problem? People are just socializing. What is so controversial about someone from Indianapolis grabbing a drink with someone from Munich, Graz, Bratislava, or Budapest? There is no reason to assign deep significance to this; I doubt they have any political agenda to attempt building some new 3rd Reich. Honestly, those are just fairy tales.

😁

They can get together all they want, as long as they aren't out chasing minorities or anyone else they don't like once the sun goes down.
silentviper19 silentviper19 Active Member
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#40 ·
neonheron11 said:That comparison doesn't really hold water🤷

These old-school Americans are always whining about how much they miss the organized group trips, the community work projects, the outings, and all those social gatherings...

It's hard to imagine people in a group calling themselves "3rd Reich" would ever feel that kind of nostalgic need for community.🙂

They’re more like, "Man, remember when we used to have such a blast driving those Ford trucks around the industrial plants back in the day!"😁

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