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The upshot of the Q skit/Matrix equivalency is that believing Q’s authenticity is (cue ominous music) “ DANDEROUS! “ for the millions of delusional people who are falling for it!

Of course they couched every thing they showed—out-of-context snippets decoding them with the kookiest interpretations, and called the investigators “bakers,” as if we autists called ourselves that, based on “crumbs” being reassembled into the full cake—in the worst possible light. . . all with snide asides. It’s an attempt to inoculate anyone from even considering investigating Q, to head them away from even consider looking with an open mind.

Here is something else funny + MSM narrative shift from this past weekend: SNL's Robert Mueller breaks up with Trump collusion probe in 'The Bachelor' spoof
Special Counsel Robert Mueller, portrayed by Kate McKinnon in a “Saturday Night Live” skit that riffed on ABC’s “The Bachelor,” made the tough decision to pursue President Trump on obstruction charges rather than collusion with the Russian government — to a heartbroken voter’s dismay.
“The reality is that I don’t think I can give you everything that you want right now,” said McKinnon, mashing her Mueller impression with the sought-after candidate in “The Bachelor.”
The cold open Saturday night depicted the independent prosecutor performing the inevitable breakup from the reality series. The woman vying for his love was replaced with Cecily Strong as a voter longing for Trump’s impeachment.
She was under the impression the indictment of 13 Russians and revelations of a secret meeting between a Trump supporter and Russian businessman in Seychelles meant something to their budding relationship.
Mueller broke the news that he was “only half in with collusion” and that he had his mind on prosecuting the President for obstruction of justice instead.

...and called the investigators “bakers,” as if we autists called ourselves that, . .

I thought the anons called themselves "bakers" with pride. And I'm not an autist. I'm a cool kid with a smidge of nerd thrown in. Just a smidge, mind you.

It’s an attempt to inoculate anyone from even considering investigating Q, to head them away from even consider looking with an open mind.

Yes, this is their intent. I put forward that this is bad strategy on their part. If they make Q a commonly known thing, more people will look into it. If the cool kids (like us) are seen to believe in it, that will give the sheep pause. The more cool kids on the Q train, the better. Right? The lefty sheep are already against us so F them. We are after the uninformed.