I like the "QAnon supporters" phrase; it's an absolutely, one hundred percent imaginary accusation. How do you prove or disprove whether someone "supports" a movement that itself has not been proven or disproven to actually exist?
Well what passes for "normal" these days leaves me bewildered. Not just the people who seem to spend their every waking moment yakking to someone on their cell phones, but people who are apparently addicted to bottled water. When I was growing up, people frequently went 8 hours or more without water and didn't die.
Even not-stupid people can be easily confused.
I had a canine born to a wolf/husky hybrid and sired by an illiterate coyote (totally ignored the "No Trespassing" signs). When asked what kind of dog it was, my mom started to say, "He's one third wolf..." - and she studied genetics.
Let's face it, most of humanity IS male oriented, but for mostly sensible reasons. Strong women, and men, affect change by working to IMPROVE the existing condition, while those who slipped through the cracks of natural selection try to make themselves feel powerful by running roughshod over society. It's society's fault for not putting them in their place...
There's a fine line between chauvinism and chivalry.
I have only one complaint about this woman: whenever people refer to her by her initials, I think they're talking about "Magic: The Gathering".