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It's a far-right conspiracy and far-right people tend to also be Christian, often Fundamentalists. And these groups tend to discourage critical thinking, making them vulnerable to wild yet compatible ideas.

This pretty much sums it up. If you have been trained your whole life to avoid critical thinking and to accept the ideas of your in-group wholesale, you are going to start doing that in other aspects of your life. Thus making you susceptible to any conspiracy that supports the ideas of you or your in-group (or conversely, detracts the ideas of out-groups).
She ought to be charged. She aided and abetted it. >

She participated too. >

Are those her shoes?
According to someone my wife spoke to from Disneyland security, the part of a disguise that is least likely to be changed is the shoes. >

Shawshank Redemption has entered the chat >

I mean, how often do you really look at a mans shoes? >

You ever play “7up heads up” as a kid? >

You mean “Heads up 7up”? Right? RIGHT?! >

Something like that. >

No… exactly that. It was “heads up 7-up” and you cheated by peeking at shoes. It was basically a way for teachers to test kids’ willingness to cheat and then hang that judgement over them for the remainder of the school year. However, the stakes were low and it was just a game. And now I’m a doctor and not an elementary school teacher. Fuck you, Ms. Robertson. >

I always thought it showed ingenuity and attention to detail, I mean they said heads down, not that you can't look at shoes, and then to remember what all/most your classmates are wearing >

No shit.  They basically RSVP'd on Twitter. >

Weren't there people holding signs about "the storm" at the rally? >

There was a fucking shaman. >



QAnon presence on Jan. 6


That may be the most honest thing she ever said. >

It wasn't really Q-anon, but everyone there was looking for pizza parlors grooming children to be targets of Jewish space lasers so that Hugo Chavez could complete his takeover of Dominion voting machines, and bring JFK back into power. >

Don't forget the tomato soup police with their peach tree dishes >

What in the fucking fuck? >

MGT compared democrats to the "Gazpacho" (supposed to be Gestapo) and then said covid polices were making humans "peach tree dishes" (supposed to be 'petri dishes').  Real r/BoneAppleTea material >

Oh my god. That is way, way funnier than anything I could have made up for her to say. That awful gazpacho! >

The only way for her to know that a group of terrorists would be present on Jan 6th is for her to have colluded with them.  Lock her up! >

Man, the more I hear about this event the more it certainly sounds like criminal conspiracy. But let's wait for Fox to explain to me how it's not, but also how both sides do it, but also how BLM is worse. /s >

And also the true conspiracy is antifa! Smh >

That Stay home don't engage message was really code for put on your Trump gear and invade the capital. 
They're very sneaky.
Edit: /s because apparently it wasn't understood. >

He told them to “stand by”. 
This phrase is commonly used in the military as an order to await further orders, at the ready. In the navy, when we had stand by orders, we would be required to be in formation at parade rest waiting for instructions. 
Im sure the military fetishizing maga crowd was aware of the implication of that phrase. There was no order to disengage in his message. >

His followers take orders from him, not DC authorities. >

The counter protestors did stay home.  There was no antifa or BLM counter protest at Jan 6th, that was the sarcasm from the original post.  Everyone there was a trump supporter.  Nobody was in disguise. >

And she was one of the first to make absurd claims of it being BLM, Antifa, and even the FBI. She’s incited terrorism against government officials at the highest level and our Justice Department continues to look away every day. We need to realize that this won’t last much longer and we will fall shortly if The People don’t organize to reject tyranny >

How does a person who openly plotted to overthrow a duly elected government be permitted to retain their seat in the House? >

Treason is nothing new for the GOP. Nixon had peace talks delayed to help win just as Reagan negotiated with Iran to delay the release of their prisoners until his election. >

Clean house. The majority of the Republican Party is compromised and the rest are batshit crazy. It’s time to put an end to this chapter in American politics >

No no no, after the situation with the Fonz you're supposed to see Q as Boebert & MTG's 'fringe right' despite Flynn, strategist Stone, career lobbyist Manafort, Guo, and Bannon all being stand back and stand by present. >

She's a shitbag >

Ive met one. Bizarre. And Greene is an idiot. Her people are spoon fed bs that all came to be just that. Nothing since 2020. Hmmmm. Wonder why. They are the cabal. And theyre dangerous morons. >

I was (emphasize past tense) married to one.  The essential problem we face is that a lot of our society have slipped into thinking that belief is as acceptable as logic.  She literally said to me at one point as I was trying to show her why the Qanon story just didn't add up, "Logic is only one way to view the world."
Unless we deal with this societal trend, we are doomed.  Half of the US has the position that, if they believe that climate change (or any other real world problem) isn't real, it isn't real, regardless of data that proves them wrong. >


"Logic is only one way to view the world."

Wow. Just wow. I mean what can anybody even say to someone who thinks like that? >

If you operate logically and assume that everyone operates logically, like me, you will be dumbfounded.  It leaks into all the rest of your life, like relationships, and was the first time I realized that we were on our way to being over. >

There are two things that I will not abide in my marriage.
1) Crazy conspiracy bullshit
2) MLM / Direct Sales / Whatever you want to call it
Hell, I would forgive infidelity before either of the two items listed above. My wife has her own list of "unforgivables". We have talked through these and are aware of each other's boundaries into unacceptable behavior within our marriage. >

All he cares about are people who vote. Doesn't care what they believe in.
Reading Confidence Man right now. There's one part where they're telling Trump to condemn the KKK during his '16 election and he says "but they vote."
To call him a scumbag is an understatement >

Why aren’t there more investigations into the representatives like Greene who asked for a pardon. I’ve worked on Capitol Hill. The place is HUGE. They have ID badges needed to enter certain rooms that the rioters got into. Not to mention that even if these individuals made it to the Capitol, how did they know EXACTLY where to go? They didn’t go to the office buildings where many members usually are, but they targeted leadership. More investigations are needed for these individuals. >

Because Greene, Boebert, and Gaentz gave Jan 6th insurrectionists tour of the Capitol on Jan 5th.
They were also passing around Capitol buildings floor plans online. I was on Parler at the time ratfucking the GA runoffs and that stuff was all over the place. Hell I could have told you how different groups would dress and that they'd be bringing zip ties etc. It was not hidden. The FBI either didn't want to monitor that shit or didn't want to act on it, because it was out in the open. >

Easily misled fools showing up at a Trump rally? No WAY!!!! >

are we positive that Q isn’t a staffer for MTG or one of these other crazy fuckers? >

Isn’t it funny how she’s like “q” never heard of them, then proceeds to say a whole bunch of qanon Bs >

In late 2020 Q made a drop saying the name QAnon had taken on negative connotations to the public (thanks to the Globalist Jews who control the media of course) and QAnons should stop using the name to continue to build support for the narrative.
I was following the QAnon phenomenon pretty closely at the time. If it weren't so dangerous and foul I'd call the phenomenon of the rise of QAnon fascinating. >

Is that a podcast made by QAnon followers? >

Ohhhh,ohhh sweet baby child. No it isn’t. The opposite. They follow Qanon and their rallies and point out how messed up the Q following is. And how blatantly dumb. 
Remember the Q shaman? The dude from the jan 6 riot. These guys have been covering him since about 2016….and I have been listening since 2017….so imagine my surprise jan 6 2020 after hearing about this dude a few different times pop on my screen
I was like omg it’s the crazy dude! He’s real!?!? These people really believe this Bs!?!? >

Yeah but last we heard she can't recall >

I told Greene she would eventually have a presence inside a federal penitentiary >

I hope she goes down like a flaming ball of shit. >

Does this woman even know what 4chan and 8kun are?
Has she ever read /pol/?
Or was she one of those monumentally stupid people who got caught up in Q because some nut in her church talked about it? The very idea that Q became a Christian dominated conspiracy remains possibly the single stupidest thing I've seen in the past decade and I don't say that lightly.
(My bet? She's a Russian NRA backed asset who was given a script that just happens to line up with the same script people on 4chan were given for a decade, because the entire alt-right is essentially a foreign OP that people failed to detect 10 years ago when it started. One that not only boosted Q, but pre-dates it.) >


The very idea that Q became a Christian dominated conspiracy remains possibly the single stupidest thing I've seen in the past decade and I don't say that lightly.

There's many reasons it inevitably became a Christian conspiracy:


It's primarily repackaged Christian antisemitism which has been going around Christiandumb for almost 2000 years. A lot of what Q allowed to come out on the surface was just stuff that was always just under the surface in their normal religion. 


It's a far-right conspiracy and far-right people tend to also be Christian, often Fundamentalists. And these groups tend to discourage critical thinking, making them vulnerable to wild yet compatible ideas. 


It's basically an End Times/Revelations-like mythos which appeals to them and capitalizes on pre-existing Ends Times beliefs and desire to see themselves as The Good Guys rewarded and The Bad Guys divinely punished. 


To believe the Democrats and Jews/Globalists are working with/of the Devil, you've got to first believe in the Devil. That's Christianity. For example Judaism doesn't believe there's a Devil.


Trump is a messiah figure in Q, which again capitalizes on their willingness to accept messiahs/prophets of God. You also have to already believe in God to accept He choose Trump to defend good Christian Republicans. Some Qs go do far as to conflate Trump and Jesus, which again requires you actually believe in Jesus. 


Magical thinking (shape-shifting lizard, clones, underground cities) is primed by being raised Christian. Critical thinking is discouraged.


QAnon fits perfectly into the Christian view of the world as a battlefield of pure divine Good and abject demonic Evil.


QAnon is literally just crazy Christianity for crazy Christians. It probably feel very comfy and familiar to them.