literal radical centrists
Q - The Plan To Save The World
Asher Nelson
Mason Scott
I've never heard that as a way of explaining conspiracy theories before but it makes a lot of sense. Original and insightful and I will be thinking about it a lot from now on
Chase Rogers
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Hunter Cooper
So this only has something kinda-sorta to do with Q. But I was looking at two Facebook political groups for my county before the midterms. One is for the local Republican Party activists, and the other is for local Beto O'Rourke supporters. Both groups have basically the same number of people, around 1,400 each (although active users is smaller). The main difference though is that the Republican one is almost entirely memes, including some Q shit, and the Beto one is almost entirely nuts-and-bolts get-out-the-vote organizing – like they're making a competition of how many people they can drive to the polls, numbers they can call, and doors they can knock on.
The difference is night and day. But then I learned that Q preaches – mirroring Trump – that the "fake news media" is the #1 enemy, but Q goes further and says that the way to fight the media is to use memes. So they're just posting memes all day and not really organizing people other than to attend Trump rallies.
Ryder Collins
If Cruz wins then Meme Warfare will be the number one way of fighting battles. Both sides will be using memes.
OH GAWD
Chase Martin
Cameron Campbell
Julian Cox
so what's the plan exactly?
Luis Rodriguez
The true Q is a highly spiritual gnostic who loves his race and nation first and foremost. It's nice to see /leftykike/ asspounded about a "splinter cell" as it were.
Brody Walker
False "Q" fails at even being a Zig Forumsyp and spews NeoCon tier propaganda