Q-anon – How the Democrats Use a Conspiracy Theory to Conspire Against the Facts

RedState ^ | September 15, 2020 | Brad Slager

[CheshireTheCat]

There is deep irony as a conspiracy theory is demonized but used as an all encompassing conspiracy theory for the left.

In the race for the vacated US House seat for District 14 there is some high drama in a race that had been considered a likely GOP hold. Democrat candidate Kevin Van Ausdal has pulled out of the contest as a result of divorce proceedings. He is no longer able to live in his home and is likely moving out of the state entirely, making him ineligible for the office. What is telling is that CNN saw some weakness on the GOP side of the ballot.

With its headline, and throughout the article, CNN saw fit to highlight the fact Van Ausdal’s Republican opponent, Marjorie Taylor Greene, is a proponent of the vilified conspiracy cabal Q-anon. Along with being against the wearing of masks — something that in CNN’s estimation places Greene on the same level as a presidential assassin — the network takes issue with her ‘’past promotion of the wild and unsubstantiated conspiracy theory known as QAnon.’’

It is a clunky way of describing a purported conservative movement that is being applied by the left and the media to a wide variety of news items. It is being used in a classic example of Saul Alinky’s 13th rule, of freezing a target and isolating it in order to conquer it. Originally the providence of the extreme right, in very brief definition Q-anon was the embodiment of the battle against the political swamp. Evil forces ruled our government, and they worked against the will of Donald Trump....

[JonPreston]

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[bagster]

This reveals how warped the desperate thinking has become; to oppose child sexual exploitation the first reaction by many is to declare this stance to be fueled by a conspiracy. This means for many they are more concerned with the possibility of labeling someone a kook than looking at the welfare of young children.

Yea, ain't that somethin'? One would think any normal person would be against child rapists and traffickers. Q has got the derps defending them. Better to defeat your political enemies than to protect children.

President Trump and his Qanon operation are doing a very good job of ripping the mask off the enemy.

That's a good thing, right?

[CJ Wolf]

Just some qrazy talk.

[Tellurian]

Is it me or is the writing hard to follow?

[bagster]

Qrazy like a fox.

[bitt]

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[CJ Wolf]

Don’t go all Qray Qray on us.

[CJ Wolf]

Not just you, I Tell u rian, I agree it is hard to follow.

[bagster]

Be Quiet and take your Quinine.

There will be a Quiz at the end of the thread.

[MileHi]

the network takes issue with her ‘’past promotion of the wild and unsubstantiated conspiracy theory known as QAnon.’’

So they know nothing about it, but it is "wild and unsubstantiated" because, well, because they know nothing about it.

[MNDude]

Yes it is

[TXnMA]

"Is it me or is the writing hard to follow?"

It's not you. That article reads like a HS sophomore "theme". Writers with that little skill should be kept far away from keyboards.

Not only is the writing atrocious, the writer's thought processes are disarticulated...

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[redinIllinois]

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