The thing you need to understand is "Q" got bigger than an internet larp the moment it was meaningfully tied to both a US President and a demographic group. The phenomenon no longer matters if Q is real, precise, nor accurate. It doesn't even matter if Trump supports it any longer or not. If he were to denounce it, it would just be a deepfake or that too was part of the plan.
The only thing that matters is Q will continue to be an organizing principle. That principle encompasses a people who define themselves as simultaneously victims of an all-powerful external evil and they are also champions for the innocents impacted by the evil and those who cannot percieve the external evil.
Q is a religious experience. There is nothing you can say that will dissuade them. There is no evidence you could present that could alter the truth they have personally experienced. Everything you do, is defined for them in terms of the external ultimate evil. Everything you do or say proves you are either a member of Q, an innocent who doesn't know better, a useful idiot of the externalized evil, or member of the externalized evil. Your best options are to either join the Q movement or hide. Because it is not going away, especially not on the basis of silly evidence. They already have all the evidence they need.
Christianity is dying in the west. If a millenia old religion is dwindling, what chance has Q to survive?
There is already an increasing number of posts that make a mockery of Q on Poal.
The only parts of Christianity that are dying are the sects that don't require great personal sacrifices from its members. Those branches that still mandate personal hardships, sacrifices, hard line morality, and selfless work are growing. Similarly, Q will continue to grow in ways christianity hasn't in centuries.
I'm not seeing Christianity growing.
But I've seen many QAnons state that a Biden inauguration would be their final straw. And I see increasing mockery of QAnons.
Let's continue this discussion in ~two weeks.
(post is archived)