/bsg/ Blueshirt General

Welcome to /bsg/ Blueshirts General!

>Who are we?
In the light of the increasing political violence drive by Antifa, it is time for the Alt Right to organize in kind. At the Third Battle of Berkeley, pro-white groups were instrumental in beating back Antifa. However, we lacked organization and a consistent uniform. This is where the idea of the Blueshirts comes in. We are trying to create cooperation and organization between various pro-white groups to engage in street activism.
>What are our goals?
As previously stated we want to create cooperation and a universal uniform for pro-white groups. The uniform will help reduce friendly fire, and create a distinct, professional appearance. It will also help with recognition of the Alt Right's role. Ultimately, we are trying to get to organizational capacity that is currently lacking. Right now, the Blueshirts is essentially just a uniform and a set of rules. Currently we plan for social media presence and hopefully a website in the near future. In the present, we hope pro-white groups and individuals take up this idea.
RULES AND GUIDELINES:
1. NO INSTIGATING VIOLENCE, AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR OR THE LIKE
2. NO LOOTING, VANDALISM, RIOTING OR GENERAL DEGENERACY
3. COOPERATE WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT
4. NON-LETHAL WEAPONS ONLY!
5. STAY IN GROUPS AT ALL TIMES.
7. RESPECT FELLOW MEMBERS
8. NO TROLLING
9. NO ILLICIT OR DEGENERATE ITEMS OR BEHAVIOR (DRUGS, ETC) AT EVENTS OR MEETINGS
10. DRESS IN PROPER UNIFORM ATTIRE CLEANLY

In general, maintaining a professional appearance is the key. This means to maintain a uniform appearance with other local Blueshirts. It also means to be in decent physical condition. If you are too fat or skinny just don't wear the uniform. In addition to decent fitness, it is important to be well groomed. Do not have poor facial hair or hair cut. No piercings. Try to avoid having no hair if possible because we don't want to look like skinheads. If you are a skinhead wear a black hat of some kind. Be friendly to law enforcement, but keep in mind that their hands are tied to the local government. Do not rely on them. Know your local laws and abide by them, especially when it comes to weapons. Avoid being overly memey as we hope to cultivate a more serious appearance. Never start a confrontation, but do not back down if attacked. Avoid racial slurs because average people will immediately form a negative opinion of you and the organization. Avoid roman salutes for the same reason. In short, be friendly, professional, and well spoken. If you cannot do those things, don't wear the uniform.

UNIFORM:
The uniform is a light blue, button up, collared shirt with a black tie (wear a clip on so you don't get strangled) tucked into the shirt. The pants will be black cargo pants tucked into black combat boots (the boots in the picture are black, they are just old, I have since polished them), preferably steel toed. A black baseball helmet will be the ideal headgear, but feel free to coordinate with others to have a different matching black helmet. Ideally, stay away from face masks, but if you have to wear one, wear a skull mask one like some of the Identity Evropa guys did at Berkeley. Mounting a grinder's mask on a helmet is a good idea, as are gloves for situations where scuffles with antifa will be inevitable. Coordinate any additional protection with others in your area, but try to keep it black. Modifying the uniform slightly is fine but stay with the long sleeve blue button up. Uniformity at events will be very important. Don't wear anything associated with the 3rd Reich or Neo-Nazis. This includes, but is not limited to swastikas, stahlhelms, jackboots, sam browne belts, SS runes, sun wheels, black suns, or anything else that fits on the stereotypical 'Neo-Nazi' and/or makes you look like you're larping as the SA. Similarly, stay away from stuff like suspenders or colored laces. We want to create distance from ourselves and those movements because society has hard set notions on those. That being said do not be afraid to speak the truth on politically incorrect topics.

WHO THIS MOVEMENT IS FOR:
1. First, and foremost white men. For white women who want to be involved, remain as a secondary role like medic. We do not want to send women into fights like antifa does nor do we want to create the appearance of hiding behind women. A specific women's movement will be created in the future if the idea gains traction.
2. People who are explicitly pro-white/alt right. If you are a civic nationalist there are already groups for you to join.
3. People who are willing to follow the rules and ideal of the Blueshirts.
4. People who actually want to engage in real life street action.
5. People who can recognize the Overton Window.
WHO THIS MOVEMENT IS NOT FOR:
1. Criminal Skinheads/Neo-Nazis.
2. Civic Nationalists.
3. People who don't want to follow the rules.
4. People who don't see value in street action.
5. People who can't have a well reasoned, professional discussion on race or the JQ

QUESTIONS AND CONCERNS:
>You guys are just a bunch of larpers
To abandon street action is idiotic. If you cannot present our ideas in the public sphere then there is no merit to the ideas and they will never succeed. It is no good to sit on the internet forever. Pro-white politics cannot move forward without street action and pushing the ideas in the public sphere.
>You guys are just a bunch of cucks
We will never accomplish anything by goose stepping around in stahlhelms and jackboots. It will not be effective to run around pretending to be the brownshirts like it is the Weimar Republic. We need a new movement for a new age and the time for it is now.
>Civic Nationalism is the only solution.
There are many who disagree with that. In any case there are many libertarian and civic nationalist groups that you can join. We intend to cooperate with those groups against antifa.
>But the media is gonna call you a nazi group
The media will call all of us nazis anyway, and we will not cultivate that image.
>The uniform isn't aesthetic enough
It isn't flawless but it strikes a good balance between cost, availability, professionalism, practicality, and overall image. It can easily be bought by anyone at most stores across the country at a fairly low price, plus most people will already have one or two pieces already.
>The name blueshirts is too larpy/fascist
We know and we will develop another actual name in the future.
>Why blue?
It is an outreach to the white bluecollared workers that are ignored by the left despite being the backbone of the nation. It is also a callback to several fascist movements like the Falange. Black is a no go because Antifa already uses it and brown is too larpy as well.
>How can I help?
By wearing the uniform and following the rules when at political events, especially at the upcoming Battles of Berkeley. Also please spread the idea to other websites and other pro-white groups.