You just said on another thread that it is dividing the base. If true, then I think that would rise to the level of a single tweet, don’t you?
By the way, I think your right about dividing people. I read q drops because I am always learning some new connection I hadn’t made in the past, or some new/old bit of news I had forgotten about.
So what motivates you to stop me from either learning or connecting more dots than I knew before q?
When the division reaches the point where the base can't unify at the ballot box, then it will be serious enough for the President to comment on it.
...what motivates you to stop me from either learning or connecting more dots than I knew before q?
Stop you? Where have I said anything about stopping Qbists from following their pastime?
I don't care what you study, but quit pestering others about their opinions of it. I choose not to believe that Q is real, and I say that here because this is a free and open public forum. I am allowed to state my views about the subject.
If I say I don't believe it, you've got three choices:
1. Ignore me and move on.
2. Engage me in thoughtful debate.
3. Attack me for disagreeing with you.
Too many Qbists choose the third option, and this is what has caused the majority of non-believers to consider Qanon to be a kooky cult.