>but most of them are probably good people. You're right. And unfortunately, good, decent, honest people are often quite *naive* and eager to believe that everyone else feels the same way they do, share similar morality and such. So hundreds of thousands of people flock to an anon calling himself "Q", who has somehow remained anonymous this whole time (despite the "deep state" allegedly being super strong) and cling to literally every letter or figure he types. Right now, the Qultists are feverishly digging through all of the "Q drops". They're fixating on one from 2 years ago- the thing that was supposed to happen didn't happen (shocker, I know), but they're justifying by saying "he didn't mean then- he actually meant *now!*" Nevermind that *any* predictions made by *anyone about literally anything* from 2 years ago cannot be accurate, simply because of covid- the fact that Q posted something about 1/19 back in October of 2018 means that *muh military going to save us!* They also have this childlike notion of what "the military" is. They seem to view it as a monolith, and that they *all* (or almost all) support Trump. This is so strange to me, since a lot of Qultists are former military (like Ashli Babbitt) and they should know better... but they're in *stark denial.* It's sad to watch. I just hope all this fear turns to **white hot rage** when they all finally come to the conclusion that they've been duped.