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Mc Mike

(9,114 posts)

8. Only 'about 1700 members nationwide', but sure seems to wield an unusually large influence.

Reply to Mc Mike (Reply #5)

Sun Jul 8, 2018, 12:25 PM

Jul 2018

The adherents might not move to another area or take a promotion, unless there's a POP chapter there. But they'd only be able to have an average of 17 adherents, at most, in each of the 100 biggest metro areas in the country.

With that kind of crazy rule, there's no reason for this group to be so influential, or to have even have gotten off the ground, on its own.

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