Well the criticism (valid IMO) of q stuff is that it peddles in Hopium. The "trust the plan" and "get your popcorn" stuff encourages the people to be overconfident that mysterious forces are handling everything and they don't have to do anything but sit back and watch. If there is no mysterious force in control in the way they portray, then this strategy actually helps thr deep state swamp grow bigger, because they get no pushback from the people. Its keeping us entertained and inactive with another version of bread and circus. I think the q thing was started as a good intention of general Flynn and his group, but they got over their head or something.
Agreed with u/247MAGA. I don't see the point in having people believing in things that simply aren't true. It gives them hope in the short term, and sets them up for a devastating failure down the road. And that isn't far off, now. We need to know what's real, no matter how difficult it might be to accept. And it's so well established now that what Q says isn't real that pointing it out isn't dooming, it's just trying to show everyone what is real before it's too late. I disagree with Quran_etc_etc on some things, but he seems to be pretty on point lately.
Believing in Q bullshit means you're not assessing the situation realistically, and if you can't do that, how are you supposed to take the correct actions?
Of course Qoomers don't understand this, because they never take any action other than jerking each other off on Internet boards about how they know more than everyone else.
If this is sarcasm, it's too subtle for us.
It's doomer anti-q shit. No demoralization path is off limits to some of these pricks.
Look at it this way, if nothing ever happens then why do they bother? Such wisdom in telling everyone to lose hope, eh?
Well the criticism (valid IMO) of q stuff is that it peddles in Hopium. The "trust the plan" and "get your popcorn" stuff encourages the people to be overconfident that mysterious forces are handling everything and they don't have to do anything but sit back and watch. If there is no mysterious force in control in the way they portray, then this strategy actually helps thr deep state swamp grow bigger, because they get no pushback from the people. Its keeping us entertained and inactive with another version of bread and circus. I think the q thing was started as a good intention of general Flynn and his group, but they got over their head or something.
Agreed with u/247MAGA. I don't see the point in having people believing in things that simply aren't true. It gives them hope in the short term, and sets them up for a devastating failure down the road. And that isn't far off, now. We need to know what's real, no matter how difficult it might be to accept. And it's so well established now that what Q says isn't real that pointing it out isn't dooming, it's just trying to show everyone what is real before it's too late. I disagree with Quran_etc_etc on some things, but he seems to be pretty on point lately.
Believing in Q bullshit means you're not assessing the situation realistically, and if you can't do that, how are you supposed to take the correct actions?
Of course Qoomers don't understand this, because they never take any action other than jerking each other off on Internet boards about how they know more than everyone else.