Posted on 06/26/2022 8:27:09 AM PDT by bitt
You’re semi living proof that normies are hard to wake up. š
And you're definite proof that Qtards like to discount
anyone who doesn't buy into the Qtrash. Y'all even have
cute little names for folks that don't believe your bullshit.
DC is a ghost town, trust that plan.
Itās Q jargon - makes them feel special.
How are they going to be prosecuted? By the DOJ? With DC courts/juries? They will never be prosecuted for their crimes.
And who started all this, and is enjoying hhis Hawaii beach mansion as we speak? None other than Maexist Muslim Obungo.
It will take 50 more years to undo his poisonous work on the executive branch.Trump would have done if he did not have to fight off Trump hating RINOs.
>>>>These know-it-all Q-tards are just insufferable. For a hundred years conservatives like my parents and grandparents have been railing against Marxist infiltration into all of our institutions.
Then the Q-tards come along, see movies like The Matrix and The Hobbit, and now they think we ānormiesā need them to red pill us.
Take your dime store decoder rings and return to the Shire.<<<<
Well said. Furthermore, We didn’t need Q to tell us about media bias, “Big Tech”, social media, corrupt politicians, conniving government bureaucrats, leftist infiltration of our educational system, Hollyweird, government overreach, etc. We “normies” knew all about it long before Q appeared on 4chan. We’ve been discussing all that on FR for the past 24 years.
Well said!
The Q-tards have become such an embarrassment. Iāve had so many promising conversations end prematurely because people assume all Trump supporters are Q conspiracy nuts.
The fact is, the election was stolen, the deep state does exist, and was weaponized against President Trump - and there is plenty of hard evidence and solid reasoning to back that up. But because the Q-tards latched onto Trump, all Trump supporters are now lumped together with Q and assumed to share their kooky theories.
Just the other day I was trying to help my leftist DIL understand the nuts and bolts of how the Democrats stole the 2020 election, and how the entire media and Justice department covered it up. I really thought she was being open-minded, and wiling to listen, and I was doing a great job of making the case.
Then out of the blue, she asked if I was a follower of Q. I knew right then I had lost - she may as well have asked me if I was bat shit crazy and believed the earth is hollow.
Thatās the problem with having the Q-tards āon our sideā.
Q secret knowledge = Pareidolia
Exactly! Good word.
Last night we went out to dinner with our Q friends. The best example of pareidolia was when they shared this secret Q knowledge:
1700 days after first Q post, Q returns!
October = 10
28 = 2+8 = 10
2017 = 2+0+1+7 = 10
Q began 10 10 10
June = 6
2+ 4 = 6
2022 = 2+0+2+2 = 6
Q returns 6 6 6
Right on the day the SC reverses Roe v Wade.
And thatās 1700 days.
Q is the 17th letter in the alphabet!
Explain that!!
Soviet Trust Operation, brought to you by the deep state.
>>>>Itās Q jargon - makes them feel special.<<<<<
True. The Q crowd, like the Gnostics of old and lib snowflakes of today, are all about feeling special.
Gnostics viewed themselves as āthose who knowā and believed people were saved by acquiring secret knowledge (gnosis), which was imparted only to the initiated. Gnosticism was basically *all about* possessing secret and magical knowledge (which naturally makes one a superior being) through which one may escape the terrible evils of this world. Which brings us to one of the nastier aspects of gnosticism which is spiritual pride.
In addition, Gnosticism embraced an extreme form of dualism, which is mirrored in the comic book world of Qdom in which the world is divided between an evil cabal of arch villains who enslave small children underground to satisfy their perverted appetites, who connive to unleash war, pestilence famine and death upon the world — and Trump, the Superhero with amazing superpowers who will, any day now, round up all these evildoers and punish them as they deserve. And all the Q followers need do is gather up their secret knowledge and Trust [fill in the blank: Sessions, Trump, but above all, Q himself].
Me, I’m with the Apostle Paul when it comes to Gnosticism: Avoid profane babbling and the absurdities of so-called knowledge [gnosis].
Like lib snowflakes, Q followers have to have their Special Q Thread, a āsafe spaceā where they are protected from criticism and from association with ānormiesā. When they venture out “beyond the trees” to post their pet conspiracy theories on FR, they viciously attack anyone who disagrees with them, not using logic or fact, but personal insults, name calling, ridiculous accusations, etc., and gather a mob of their fellow Q activists to join in.
They think they should be treated as a special protected group on FR with special privileges. They think they are morally and intellectually superior. They think they are Awakened and Enlightened ā in other words, Woke. They love to use Alinsky rules, have an activist mentality and vigorously proselytize ... I could go on and on.
Ah, Pelham, just saw your post. Pareidolia indeed! Well done!
Eggs-Acktley
SS1
>>>>Thatās the problem with having the Q-tards āon our sideā.<<<<
I hear ya, and agree all the way. The Q crowd and their kooky conspiracy theories, their arcane numerology and esoteric semionics (”clues” and “signs” and other Quirky divining tools like decodes, deltas, and QProofs) and their insistence that their Emperor God Trump is behind it all makes the rest of us Trump supporters look like we belong in the nuthouse, too.
While we can point out the glaring flaws in the mail-in voting scheme and how it practically invites fraud, for example, and can provide proof of media collusion in covering up scandals (eg the Hunter Biden laptop), etc., the wild and crazy conspiracy theories spun by the Q crowd overshadow and are used to discredit our arguments.
On Jan. 6, poor deluded Q follower Ashli Babbit and “The Qanon Shaman” (aka “Buffalo Hat Guy”) became the faces of Trump supporters in the national media. That sure didn’t help our cause.
It’s also sad to see the loss of so many good longtime Freepers, driven away by the Q crowd’s antics.
Yes, Q is doing Trump and his supporters more harm than good.
That Secret Knowledge can probably also qualify as gematria.
Years ago when National Review was worth reading (okay, it was actually *decades* ago) Thomas Molnar was one of their contributors. If memory serves he referred to gnosticism as “the perennial heresy”.
Christopher Lasch was another writer of about the same era; Lasch believed that gnosticism was due for a big comeback. He wasn’t a fan of it, he just thought that it held a constant appeal for a segment of society. I imagine that he would have felt vindicated by the rise of the Q cult.
Iām not sure if thereās a name for it, but some people put a lot of stock in anything that rhymes. āUse it or lose itā, āmight makes rightā, āno pain no gainā, ābop till you dropā, āeyes on the prizeā.
But I wonder if those profound sayings still rhyme when translated into other languages - and if not, are they still profound?
Interesting - I donāt think Iām willing to credit them with a whole philosophical movement like Gnosticism - I see them more as LARP nerds who played too much D&D, or take their civil war or lord of the rings re-enactment obsessions too seriously and can no longer distinguish between fantasy and reality.
I get confused.
Writers like Kurt Schlichter use "normals" to refer to regular taxpaying 40-hours-per-week working people with school-age kids with after-school activities who are too busy to realize what has been happening to them.
-PJ
That works, too.
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