Q Anons were fine examples of couchtavists (couch activists) willing to offer grand ideas, and point out the flaws in society. Yet refuses to use the same online energy and promote the correct politicians running for office or encourage anyone who can be that change to run for local, county, State, and Federal political offices across America. They could have used the power(s) of Q to spread and encourage grassroot movements as well. It's great to give people hope, even though it's false hope in the end, with zero solutions to offer.
The only people painting Q and anons as sellers of inaction are the people that want something they're not going to get: You will not get rampages and bloodlust if this is indeed a military operation. You will instead get a very, very slow moving judicial answer to the corruption, one that has to be followed by the books as the Founding Fathers outlined.
Your appeals to convince everyone to go on a hanging spree so we can gleefully enjoy hanging of patsies aren't helpful and instead, they're distracting from legitimate answers to the corruption, like more public awareness and a decentralized system that can explain adequately what's going on and how to challenge it.
I guess we as a whole cannot bitch as we march into the FEMA camps. Because by God someone someday will eventually free us.
People have been talking about getting put in to FEMA camps for literal decades. I have a good feeling you aren't actually this dumb.
How much of the Maga crowds and moveme n where Qanons? Seemed like a lot of Americans getting off the couch and going to support the constitution Christianity conservative values << was it perfect of course not the Overton window keeps getting pushed a 1950s conservative would look at our current gop and call them the most liberal gay faggots in history
most were just putting on a dog and pony show.
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