I'm a Q person. I believe a LOT of what Q said, and I believe there's an overwhelming amount of evidence that shows something major happened. I believe Trump was directly involved.
If you'd like to have a discussion about it rather than just trusting the media when they tell you we're all crazy conspiracy theorists who think whacky shit... Since when did we take CNN at their WORD? I did my own research as a skeptic and ended up realizing that the Q shit is or was real in some capacity.
I also think that it's possible that the plan either failed or is a Chinese psyop all along meant to divide the right and destroy our moral. I'd like to say I still hold out hope, but I don't want to get my hopes up.
Either way, ask me something. Ask me for sources. Challenge me. Ask me hard to answer Q questions. I might legitimately not have the answer but I will try my best to dispel any misinformation you may have consumed.
There's really nothing I can say, or ask, that won't lead to us having a circular discussion that goes nowhere. I believe people who take Q seriously are suffering from a combination of information overload, cherry-picked sources, and massive confirmation bias. It's a common problem today, and not one I have a solution for.
Individual kernels of truth, don't always lead to a bigger truth. Fact is, they usually don't. But the part of our brains that tries to derive order and structure from chaos doesn't deal well with that, and it sends people down rabbit holes sometimes.
So just to be clear, you don't want to ask questions and you'd rather take mainstream media at their word like that's a more intellectual choice?Glad you have the world all figured out.
Keep being holier than thou.
Unless you do want to be civil and have a conversation as two red blooded patriots, then the last word's yours... Go ahead.
So just to be clear, you don't want to ask questions and you'd rather take mainstream media at their word like that's a more intellectual choice?Glad you have the world all figured out.
This isn't what it means when someone says Q is bullshit; but you know that.
Okay let's talk.
I'm a Q person. I believe a LOT of what Q said, and I believe there's an overwhelming amount of evidence that shows something major happened. I believe Trump was directly involved.
If you'd like to have a discussion about it rather than just trusting the media when they tell you we're all crazy conspiracy theorists who think whacky shit... Since when did we take CNN at their WORD? I did my own research as a skeptic and ended up realizing that the Q shit is or was real in some capacity.
I also think that it's possible that the plan either failed or is a Chinese psyop all along meant to divide the right and destroy our moral. I'd like to say I still hold out hope, but I don't want to get my hopes up.
Either way, ask me something. Ask me for sources. Challenge me. Ask me hard to answer Q questions. I might legitimately not have the answer but I will try my best to dispel any misinformation you may have consumed.
There's really nothing I can say, or ask, that won't lead to us having a circular discussion that goes nowhere. I believe people who take Q seriously are suffering from a combination of information overload, cherry-picked sources, and massive confirmation bias. It's a common problem today, and not one I have a solution for.
Individual kernels of truth, don't always lead to a bigger truth. Fact is, they usually don't. But the part of our brains that tries to derive order and structure from chaos doesn't deal well with that, and it sends people down rabbit holes sometimes.
So just to be clear, you don't want to ask questions and you'd rather take mainstream media at their word like that's a more intellectual choice?Glad you have the world all figured out.
Keep being holier than thou.
Unless you do want to be civil and have a conversation as two red blooded patriots, then the last word's yours... Go ahead.
This isn't what it means when someone says Q is bullshit; but you know that.