Q is kind of like watching a child who won't stop touching a hot stove.
Then don't watch them. They will learn on their own. Or not. It isn't any of your business.
Yes and no. If they're so much of a lost cause that they'll never come around, then yes.
However, much like thedonald, alex jones and proud boys, their heart is in the right place but they are being intentionally distracted from real problems, and if you can help them get out of the cult that's scamming them over and over then it's a good thing for them and for the country. We try to help those who have fallen for the Q con because we care about them and the country.
You assume a lot about your own take on things being correct and theirs wrong. Until you know for sure that you have it all figured out and can conclusively prove so, it is literally a case of a man who may or may not have good vision telling other people- who may or may not be blind, that they are going the wrong direction. Sheer folly.
If I assume a someone who is playing a shell game is being conned, who is the fool? Me or the man who thinks the game might be legit? Me or the man who thinks Penn and Teller might really be a wizards? Me or the man who thinks he'll get rich paying in to a ponzi scheme?
When the Q larp first happened on 4 chan everyone who knows anything about cons and mentalists recognized it as a cold reading/prophet scam. They demanded a specific fact that wasn't public knowledge. This is how you defeat a cold reader.
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As of Nov 1 2017 Q has been a proven hoax. That's why it's rejected by everyone from 4 chan to /r/conspiracy. Not because you're on to something.
The classic scams have endured through the ages because they abuse powerful mechanisms. Otherwise intelligent people fall for them. Hope, the desire to be in on a secret, reverse logic. You want to believe you figured out the prophecy. I get it, but that doesn't make it any less of a scam.
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