Along with the natural tendency to have fun decoding things, contemplate this:
What are you most likely to believe, something I tell you, or something I hint at that you then validate on your own? When people figure out things themselves, they own it. Their belief is much stronger than something simply told them by others. This goes 180 degrees against the idea of it being “cultish”. Do cults tell you to think for yourself? Nope. They tell you to believe what they are telling you and not question it.
All hands on deck. https://t.co/I3Gc2LbuIg— Lisa Mei Crowley (@LisaMei62) December 17, 2019
Vote 226,302 votes•1 day leftShould President Trump be impeached?— CSPAN (@cspan) December 16, 2019
I get that people should think for themselves and not be spoon fed.
I never really needed messages from Q, coded or uncoded, to awaken me to the dangers of abandoning the Constitution, and embracing collectivism and an all powerful central government.
I was lucky enough to have parents who taught me the founding principles of limited government and individual liberty, as enshrined in the Constitution.
I know a great President when I see one, and I know who are the enemies of the Republic. It’s not rocket science or a espionage mystery novel - anyone not brainwashed by the Left can see what is going on.
It’s not our lack of information that got us in this spot - it’s the low information voters on the Left who need to wake up.
How is Q “preaching to the choir” going to make that happen?