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All the Q op did was keep a bunch of people "tilting at windmills" for years. Making imaginary connections from anything they find. Trying to connect dots that weren't there. metaphorically turning a bunch of windmills into a group of giants to fight because they choose to see what they want to see.

Just a thought, its the only thing close to a "Q" that actually fits the reality of what has transpired over the last few years.

"Don Quixote mistakes a field of windmills for giants and attempts to fight them but finally concludes that a magician must have turned the giants into windmills. He later attacks a group of monks, thinking that they have imprisoned a princess, and also does battle with a herd of sheep, among other adventures, almost all of which end with Don Quixote, Sancho, or both being beaten. Eventually, Don Quixote acquires a metal washbasin from a barber, which he believes is a helmet once worn by a famous knight, and he later frees a group of convicted criminals."

All the Q op did was keep a bunch of people "tilting at windmills" for years. Making imaginary connections from anything they find. Trying to connect dots that weren't there. metaphorically turning a bunch of windmills into a group of giants to fight because they choose to see what they want to see. Just a thought, its the only thing close to a "Q" that actually fits the reality of what has transpired over the last few years. "Don Quixote mistakes a field of windmills for giants and attempts to fight them but finally concludes that a magician must have turned the giants into windmills. He later attacks a group of monks, thinking that they have imprisoned a princess, and also does battle with a herd of sheep, among other adventures, almost all of which end with Don Quixote, Sancho, or both being beaten. Eventually, Don Quixote acquires a metal washbasin from a barber, which he believes is a helmet once worn by a famous knight, and he later frees a group of convicted criminals."

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[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Which are you? Intelligent or an imbecil?

You are in favor of unity, right?

Then why do you act hostile?

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I'm tired of the useful idiots controlled by shills. Accordingly, I'm taking people to the wood shed.

You'll note I've been repeatedly attacked for simply attempting discussions and pointing out facts. Once people have been fooled, it's hard to convince them they have been.

I've found straight, no bullshit, hard talking is effective at getting past the cognitive dissonance.

Nothing personal.

When I'm angry, you'll know it.

Notice the out pouring of demoralization and false stories?

https://youtu.be/P2OtFprM3No

This is the role of the people who oppose Qanon. They are shills or useful idiots controlled by a psyop.

You haven't noticed everyone uses the exact same negative talking points about Q on all social media? They always omit the important facts? What a cohencidence.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

What is the role of blacks, ?

I'm a Trump supporter. Just not a QAnon supporter. If you believe that Trump = Q, I indirectly support you. Most people on this website are Trump supporters, including those who can't stand you. And yet, you act more hostile towards me and them than a group that votes 90% against Trump?

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Black exist to farm voters. Trump changed that. He had record black vote and that was with cheating. Unity makes sense. Regardless of your perspective of blacks.

If you unify the country, the enemy can no longer hide in the fray. They suddenly stand out.

Who benefits from division?

Who benefits from unity?