Then why do you put so much stock into Qanon?!
When did Q ever claim he received a revelation?
Then why do you put so much stock into Qanon?!
Oh yeah, I forgot that truth is determined by public opinion polls. How silly of me.
Well no, truth is not determined by public opinion polls. But it shows how little "real world" impact the QAnon movement is having. If Q had anything more to offer than empty promises, false claims, fake news, and clichés, more people would know about it by now.
If Q is so insignificant then why are you so obsessed with him/them?
I guess I just object to seeing people being taken for dupes.
Oh come on. You said you think a mere 3% of the population has heard a lot about Q. Subtract the number of those 3% who still don't think Q is part of the Trump administration and you're obsessing over a very insignificant percentage of the population. You can't be that moral, righteous and holy. Give me a break. What is your REAL reason for being obsessed by Q?
Followers of QAnon are constantly moving goalposts in order to keep the conspiracy alive. Just in regard to the coronavirus, many Q believers at first claimed the virus wasn’t even real. But once the reality of the pandemic set in, the new theory became the virus was actually being used as a cover for “The Storm,” a series of mass-arrests against global elites that have been just around the corner now for several years. -- https://www.dailydot.com/debug/rose-henges-qanon-coronavirus-conspiracies/
The media's claims of Q being a larp are based upon Q's ideas being in conflict with their own narrative which has been proven to be false again and again.
QAnon conspiracy theories about the coronavirus pandemic are a public health threat
https://www.salon.com/2020/04/12/qan...hreat_partner/
The most dangerous conspiracy theories about the coronavirus are now part of the QAnon phenomenon. For months now, actors in QAnon have downplayed the severity of the crisis, amplified medical disinformation and have been originators of hoaxes.
From February until the second week of March, QAnon followed the lead of Trump in downplaying the threat of the virus and calling it a hoax. They believed the virus was a deep state plot to damage the president's chance at re-election. The QAnon community said those warning about the pandemic threat were trying to detract from U.S. domestic politics, stop Trump rallies and remove all the economic gains they contended had occurred during the Trump presidency.
After the WHO upgraded COVID-19 to pandemic status and the U.S. announced it was closing its borders to most people from Europe for 30 days, QAnon changed the narrative again. Suddenly, QAnon thought the pandemic was something to celebrate because it was a cover for the Trump administration's secret plan to arrest deep state agents.
Evangelicals within the the QAnon movement viewed the pandemic as the promised coming of the Kingdom of God on Earth. David Hayes, who is better known as the Praying Medic and an influencer in the QAnon community with 300,000 YouTube subscribers, said in a March 14 livestream that there was no reason to be concerned about COVID-19. Hayes reassured his viewers that they may not be affected by the disease because this was "spiritual warfare" — only those who have not been chosen by God will be affected by the disease.
The person known as Q, who spawned the QAnon movement, didn't post anything online about COVID-19 until March 23. Up until then, all of the medical disinformation, hoaxes and downplaying of the pandemic had been sourced from QAnon influencers and community.
Florida pastor Rodney Howard-Browne, who has given credence to QAnon in the past and has preached that the coronavirus was planned by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, was arrested after holding Sunday services and disregarding federal, state and county orders to limit gatherings to less than 10 people. His conspiratorial beliefs led to his negligent actions, which put hundreds of people from his congregation at risk.
In another instance, right-wing media figures were spreading an "empty hospital" conspiracy, downplaying the pandemic and its death toll.
The FBI once called conspiracy theories spread by QAnon and others a "potential domestic terrorism threat." It's time to call the infodemic a public health threat.
[h=1]CDC tracks cluster of coronavirus cases in rural Arkansas to church, raising alarm on religious gatherings[/h]Yeah, he was arrested for standing on his constitutional right of assembly. Funny how you leftists always forget about those rights. You think every bureaucratic regulation overrules constitutional rights. They do not. They are rules not law. And law always trumps rules. And since the constitution is the highest law of the land it overrules all other laws and all rules.
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
How does that overrule constitutional right of assembly or the prohibition against the abridging of free speech? That's exactly what the shutting down of churches is.
To me, the unavoidable conclusion is that Q is controlled opposition.
So business for the Epsteins of the world is allowed to continue to proceed as normal, and you are made to think that Trump is your hero in the process, even though precious little to nothing is really being done about it.
You seem to be moving closer to my view that Q and Trump are coordinating with each other and are on the same team. So if Q is controlled opposition then so is Trump. So, why didn't Trump simply pull a John McCain and run a lousy campaign, guaranteeing a Hillary Clinton victory?
Also, if Q is controlled opposition, why would the national liberal media do so many stories on Q trying to convince the public that Q is nothing more than a LARP? (Live Action Roll Player for the uninitiated)
So business for the Epsteins of the world is allowed to continue to proceed as normal, and you are made to think that Trump is your hero in the process, even though precious little to nothing is really being done about it.