[MNDude]

https://twitter.com/VP/status/1068623885694894081?s=19

Here is a link to the actual tweet. Where is the Occam’s razor guy or the explanation for this? It just slipped by?

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Bad link? “That page does not exist.”

[Jack Black]

Pretty sure I’m the Occam’s Razor guy.

I’m getting a Tweet Does Not Exist message on your link.

[Jack Black]

Hi. Well that is an interesting picture and tweet.

I'm extremely curious about the second "morale patch" that the Sheriff is wearing. The ax and sickle one.

Does the re-tweeting of the picture with the Sheriff wearing the axe and sickle patch imply that Pence and the White House:

• Are aware of the axe & sickle group / mission / symbol on the Sheriff's costume
• Approved the Sheriff wearing it in their presence
• And intended the tweeting of a picture containing the axe & sickle to signify a "proof" to those in the know that Team Trump Supports Axe & Sickle.

  I think the Occam's Razor in this case is that the Sheriff is a Q fan, bought the patch, and managed to get in a picture with Pence while wearing it.

  And that Pence has no control over what sort of patches Sheriffs in Florida wear, and may or may not be aware of what Q symbolizes, and probably didn't think it was cause the uproar it has.

  As for you assertion that Q will be accepted as real by the Left before the Q-resistant right accepts that premise - I agree. At least a segment of the right.

  There have always been conspiracy theories that the left and right agree on, coming from slightly different angles.

  For instance "Al Qaueda did no destroy the World Trade Center - someone else did". is a theory that for a long time I associated exclusively with the far Left. For instance leftist acquaintances urged me to watch the documentary "Spare Change" many years ago which, they claimed, "proved" that we were being lied to about WTC destruction.

  Lately over at the WRSA site I've been seeing more an more people claiming Al Qaeda didn't blow up the WTC.

  So, yeah, I expect there will be some leftist Q believers in time. They may well put a very different spin on it than the FReeQs do, though.