They are such retards.
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*number*
Not amount. "Amount" is for abstract words that themselves can't be counted. Positive ratings can be counted, though.
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Wait
@IschKabibble didn't you say 80% of Q was true?
So if the entire theory has shit the bed, which 80% were you talking about???
@IschKabibble didn't you say 80% of Q was true? So if the entire theory has shit the bed, which 80% were you talking about???
did you get weighed in?Wait
So if the entire theory has shit the bed, which 80% were you talking about???
oh no, really?? ish.... come onnnn ish. reel it in, brothaWait
So if the entire theory has shit the bed, which 80% were you talking about???
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Lot of people want political corruption crushed and those who hang out regularly with pedophile ring runners to be busted and jailed
Expecting those things to be accomplished is a pipe dream of course
Some evil shit goes down among the elites, Q played off that
Sadly those evil fucks rarely if ever face justice
Some of the info is legit
The timeline never was
That was proven early
Expecting Trump to be the savior was like rooting for Jon Snow to be the savior...Fictional Political Theatre
"Q" for the most part was just a psyop for the masses on both sides
A complex tool in the gameplan that facilitates the Divide and Conquer you spoke of
We are all being played...those who believed 100% in "Q" and those who think "Q" was 100% bullshit
Brilliant tactics really
Lot of people want political corruption crushed and those who hang out regularly with pedophile ring runners to be busted and jailed
Expecting those things to be accomplished is a pipe dream of course
Some evil shit goes down among the elites, Q played off that
Sadly those evil fucks rarely if ever face justice
Some of the info is legit
The timeline never was
That was proven early
Expecting Trump to be the savior was like rooting for Jon Snow to be the savior...Fictional Political Theatre
"Q" for the most part was just a psyop for the masses on both sides
A complex tool in the gameplan that facilitates the Divide and Conquer you spoke of
We are all being played...those who believed 100% in "Q" and those who think "Q" was 100% bullshit
Brilliant tactics really
I assume he paid up at noon EST?Wait
So if the entire theory has shit the bed, which 80% were you talking about???
He is paying up right now in another thread
I heard today that q made it sort of like a game quest of sorts. people had to go out and find the answers. and in doing so, that made them more vested in the whole thing and less likely to abandon it
but yeh I hear ya on the high level distrust that George Carlin spoke of in that clip on the electyle disfunction thread. there's a club and we ain't in it
but what confuses me is that people thought trump was going to be the savior? trump is the guy who was known to walk in on miss teen America dressings rooms supposedly. and he was friends with the dude who hung himself. so why would trump have been a savior when he's into that stuff lol
Here we go, the Retard has gone full retard
OK retard
Nothing changed. Opportunity wasted.Wait
So if the entire theory has shit the bed, which 80% were you talking about???
So you still believe all of it?
Trump was the first president that wasn't a career politician
Made it easier to believe he had an agenda other than fucking over the citizens
Even though his history of fucking people over wasn't short pre presidency
He cut ties with Epstein long ago...not saying he wasn't up to fuckery back before Epstien was convicted of charges but...
Clinton Gates and others kept hanging out with Epstein repeatedly after he was convicted of sexual charges
this also made it easy to believe
Lots of sick fucks I tell ya
I think people want to believe the sick fucks will be taken down
99% of them won't
Epstein and Maxwell are small potatoes in the trafficking game and that story likely ends with them, which leaves thousands of other sick fucks doing sick shit
It is all rather sad when you look at it that way...but it is what it is
I never trusted any of them
Q sounded fun but realistically if all the sick fucks got arrested under the leadership of one man it would be insta civil war and would turn the world upside down overnight
The elites know exactly how to control the masses, and that is exactly what they are doing as we speak
lol. Was 60 pages not enough for you?
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I wanna get this bad boy to at least 75
did people ever take guesses as to who Q is in this thread?
what're the options?
imagine its ironically a little wizard 14 year old kid who was picked on. but he or she started something on a whim and it caught on. and now they post once every couple months and close the laptop wirh an evil laugh and smirk
what're the options?
imagine its ironically a little wizard 14 year old kid who was picked on. but he or she started something on a whim and it caught on. and now they post once every couple months and close the laptop wirh an evil laugh and smirk
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'We've been had': Biden inauguration has QAnon followers confused
In one group with more than 18,400 members, QAnon believers were split between those still urging others to 'trust the plan' and those saying they felt betrayed
Lot of great qanon weirdo screen grabs in this article, worth a click
gizmodo.com
Here's How QAnon Reacted as They Realized 'The Storm' Isn't Happening
QAnon is not going away. But it’s reeling in abject confusion and despair after Joe Biden took office on Wednesday without Donald Trump leading an army of
gizmodo.com
"This is a community of people who believe Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi are the high priests of a global human trafficking operation devoted to child sacrifice to harvest hallucinogenic/age-reversing brain fluids, many of whom remained committed to the point of destroying their relationships with friends and loved ones. So don’t get your hopes up too much.
Incredibly funny as much of this is, sliding into a fantasy where Trump, QAnon, and the various other far-right extremists with slightly less baroque aesthetics are getting their comeuppance once and for all would amount to dangerous complacency.
Trump is still alive and quite capable of inspiring followers to new and dangerous heights. More important is the movement he rode to power on. QAnon’s brand of reactionary, apocalyptic fever has always been a permanent fixture in the U.S. political landscape, but this most recent wave of infection has proven virulent and treatment-resistant. Experts on the far right consulted by Gizmodo said that they expect QAnon to ultimately survive as adherents simply cook up new rationalizations for their defeat.
“Today QAnon supporters are experiencing the closest thing to their own ‘great disappointment,’” Julian Feeld, an anti-conspiracy theory researcher and co-host of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, told Gizmodo.
“As the Millerite Christians before them, their ‘great awakening’ has repeatedly failed to materialize,” Feeld said, referring to the millenarian Christian movement of the 1830s which, after a prophecy of the Second Coming came to nothing in 1844, morphed into the millions-strong Adventist/Seventh-day Adventist faith. “We expect this to weaken their numbers but strengthen their resolve—and extremism.”
“With the Biden presidency upon us, QAnon is entering a new period of deflation, heightening the risk that QAnon followers will harm themselves or others around them, as we’ve seen happen again and again,” Feeld added. “The broad Christian extremism and reactionary cultural tendencies won’t be going away, so I believe the macro environment will continue to sustain many of their delusions, whatever the label they use to describe them.”
“QAnon believers are now at a crossroad where they will choose whether they keep believing in lies or they leave the movement,” Jared Holt, a visiting research fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab, told Gizmodo. “So many people who believe in the conspiracy theory have done so at the detriment of their personal lives and relationships. We can only hope they understand that they have been scammed and are able to start returning to normal life, but that remains to be seen. There will be some who never stop believing in Q.”
Incredibly funny as much of this is, sliding into a fantasy where Trump, QAnon, and the various other far-right extremists with slightly less baroque aesthetics are getting their comeuppance once and for all would amount to dangerous complacency.
Trump is still alive and quite capable of inspiring followers to new and dangerous heights. More important is the movement he rode to power on. QAnon’s brand of reactionary, apocalyptic fever has always been a permanent fixture in the U.S. political landscape, but this most recent wave of infection has proven virulent and treatment-resistant. Experts on the far right consulted by Gizmodo said that they expect QAnon to ultimately survive as adherents simply cook up new rationalizations for their defeat.
“Today QAnon supporters are experiencing the closest thing to their own ‘great disappointment,’” Julian Feeld, an anti-conspiracy theory researcher and co-host of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, told Gizmodo.
“As the Millerite Christians before them, their ‘great awakening’ has repeatedly failed to materialize,” Feeld said, referring to the millenarian Christian movement of the 1830s which, after a prophecy of the Second Coming came to nothing in 1844, morphed into the millions-strong Adventist/Seventh-day Adventist faith. “We expect this to weaken their numbers but strengthen their resolve—and extremism.”
“With the Biden presidency upon us, QAnon is entering a new period of deflation, heightening the risk that QAnon followers will harm themselves or others around them, as we’ve seen happen again and again,” Feeld added. “The broad Christian extremism and reactionary cultural tendencies won’t be going away, so I believe the macro environment will continue to sustain many of their delusions, whatever the label they use to describe them.”
“QAnon believers are now at a crossroad where they will choose whether they keep believing in lies or they leave the movement,” Jared Holt, a visiting research fellow at the Atlantic Council’s Digital Forensic Research Lab, told Gizmodo. “So many people who believe in the conspiracy theory have done so at the detriment of their personal lives and relationships. We can only hope they understand that they have been scammed and are able to start returning to normal life, but that remains to be seen. There will be some who never stop believing in Q.”
