The QAnon Thread

[Captain Turdseye]

2 minutes ago, Juniper said:

Of course, but it’s not affecting the everyday person and everyday way of life.

 

I think it’s one of those things that if you seek it online then it almost magnifies the size of it.

 

 

Like an aRdja fry up. 

[Bruce Spanner]

1 hour ago, Jordy Brouwer said:

This is a painful topic for me because my best friend is a hardcore Q anon cultist and it has made friendship with him difficult as he seldom wants to talk about anything else. 

 

His views about the Sandy Hook massacre (that it was a hoax) are reprehensible but very common in that cult and he often wants to talk about it which makes things difficult. 

 

The movement was dealt a huge blow with the electoral defeat of Donald Trump as that was categorically not supposed to happen according to their world view. My friend mocked me mercilessly for saying that Biden would win; for him it was an utter impossibility. 

 

However like other ideologies it just staggers on regardless. Too many egos and too much life has been invested in it to let it go. 

 

Its remarkable to think that it may have originated as a piece of trolling on 4chan. The lie grew bigger than the liar and "Q" couldn't even stop it if he wanted to. One of the main guys, possibly the main guy did come out and pretty much admit it was nonsense but as I say the lie was vastly bigger than the liar at that point. A bit like "Brian" not being able to convince anyone he isn't the Messiah. 

 

 

Sadly, my friends Dad is nuts deep in this shit to the point where he’s openly hostile to her if she says anything, largely unknowingly as she’s learnt to dance around subjects, which challenge, or have the perception of challenge, any of his beliefs.

 

Really testing her as she knows he’s ‘ill’ and is looking for ways to help, but is attacked as ‘sheeple’ out of the blue. She dreads spending time with him now where once they were really close.

 

He spends his days smoking weed, fucking about on the internet and watching YouTube videos, he has next to no real human interaction.

 

He's planning on moving in with his sister in America soon, I’ve mentioned her before as she is one of the ‘leading’ conspiracy peddlers in America.

 

What could go wrong…

[stringvest]

15 minutes ago, TheHowieLama said:

The one thing that sticks out -- you couldn't find a better walking definition of an ultra rich, elite, agnostic paedo than Trump himself. 

ah, you're talking about 'deep business' paedos.  They're completely different.  They are the Judean People's Front, not the People's Front of Judea you utter knob.

[mattyq]

28 minutes ago, Bruce Spanner said:

Sadly, my friends Dad is nuts deep in this shit to the point where he’s openly hostile to her if she says anything, largely unknowingly as she’s learnt to dance around subjects, which challenge, or have the perception of challenge, any of his beliefs.

 

Really testing her as she knows he’s ‘ill’ and is looking for ways to help, but is attacked as ‘sheeple’ out of the blue. She dreads spending time with him now where once they were really close.

 

He spends his days smoking weed, fucking about on the internet and watching YouTube videos, he has next to no real human interaction.

 

He's planning on moving in with his sister in America soon, I’ve mentioned her before as she is one of the ‘leading’ conspiracy peddlers in America.

 

What could go wrong…

To be fair that sounds quite good

[Jordy Brouwer]

1 hour ago, Bruce Spanner said:

Sadly, my friends Dad is nuts deep in this shit to the point where he’s openly hostile to her if she says anything, largely unknowingly as she’s learnt to dance around subjects, which challenge, or have the perception of challenge, any of his beliefs.

 

Really testing her as she knows he’s ‘ill’ and is looking for ways to help, but is attacked as ‘sheeple’ out of the blue. She dreads spending time with him now where once they were really close.

 

He spends his days smoking weed, fucking about on the internet and watching YouTube videos, he has next to no real human interaction.

 

He's planning on moving in with his sister in America soon, I’ve mentioned her before as she is one of the ‘leading’ conspiracy peddlers in America.

 

What could go wrong…

 

Yep, not challenging them is pretty crucial to your own sanity and ability to keep the relationship going. 

 

Easier said than done when they are saying that murdered children are crisis actors. 

[sir roger]

6 hours ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

I can't believe the BBC employ Alex Jones to host The One Show.

Surely being Welsh should keep her off the tv in the first place.

[littletedwest]

5 hours ago, Captain Turdseye said:

The Capitol Riots were real life, to be fair. 
 

Shame that it didn’t topple the US deep state but our time will come again.  

You're off message,  it was libtards trying to denigrate our patriotic good name 

[Colonel Bumcunt]

22 hours ago, Anubis said:

This QAnon stuff is way out of hand,

 

 

What QAnon popularity tells me, and GBNews, and The S*n readership, is that there is a huge amount of mental illness out there, and a huge problem in schools, and that I'm becoming increasingly sceptical of the 'freedom' of the internet.  

[Jordy Brouwer]

11 minutes ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

What QAnon popularity tells me, and GBNews, and The S*n readership, is that there is a huge amount of mental illness out there, and a huge problem in schools, and that I'm becoming increasingly sceptical of the 'freedom' of the internet.  

I don't think its fair or helpful to pathologize the entire political right. Many on the right look at the excesses they see on the left and do the same thing.

 

The Q phenomenon wasn't even entirely a right wing movement, rather it hoovered up a lot of libertarians, centrists and even quite a few left wingers if you can believe it. Really you should be able to believe it because 9/11 Trutherism did exactly the same thing and attracted basically the same people .

[Elite]

I got one of those QAnon Inkjet printers. Biggest waste of money ever, it'll only print conspiracy theories.

[Colonel Bumcunt]

 

 

[TheHowieLama]

2 hours ago, Elite said:

I got one of those QAnon Inkjet printers. Biggest waste of money ever, it'll only print conspiracy theories.

It prints everything bro - some of it is in disappearing ink.

[Ne Moe Imya]

8 hours ago, TheHowieLama said:

The one thing that sticks out -- you couldn't find a better walking definition of an ultra rich, elite, agnostic paedo than Trump himself. 

This throws me as well!

 

I mean, if their hero were someone like Mike Pence, a straight-laced uber-Christian conservative, it would be a lot more coherent argument. Instead you have the guy who has been accused of like 20 sexual assaults and was publicly a very close personal friend of Jeffrey Epstein!

[AngryOfTuebrook]

3 hours ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

What QAnon popularity tells me, and GBNews, and The S*n readership, is that there is a huge amount of mental illness out there, and a huge problem in schools, and that I'm becoming increasingly sceptical of the 'freedom' of the internet.  

I wouldn't say"mental illness". Healthy human minds are more susceptible to nonsense, delusion and bullshit than most of us like to admit.

[stringvest]

14 minutes ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

I wouldn't say"mental illness". Healthy human minds are more susceptible to nonsense, delusion and bullshit than most of us like to admit.

Malleable and suggestible individuals with a severe lack of critical logic.  If TLW were given guns, Dave would be getting a fraction of the subscriptions he gets now

[Babb'sBurstNad]

If TLW were given guns Code would be the world's fourth largest army.

[Rico1304]

26 minutes ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

I wouldn't say"mental illness". Healthy human minds are more susceptible to nonsense, delusion and bullshit than most of us like to admit.

How many churches are there? 

[AngryOfTuebrook]

13 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

How many churches are there? 

Indeed.

[Elite]

9 hours ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

I wouldn't say"mental illness". Healthy human minds are more susceptible to nonsense, delusion and bullshit than most of us like to admit.

Once a belief system is established in your mind it's very hard to change it. Some people are more susceptible than others and some people just want to find a meaning or purpose for their life as I think that's intrinsically in us. For most people these belief systems aren't dangerous and don't manifest into anymore than annoyance to people who don't share their views but there will always be a small percentage that go way too far, whether that be mental illness perpetuating their delusions or they are just plan evil. Who knows.

 

Edit: I should have mentioned attention seekers as well, they are definitely part of this.

 

[Juniper]

 

[Captain Turdseye]

Good girl. Clearly got her head screwed on. 

[Bjornebye]

7 hours ago, Juniper said:

 

Where the fuck is her chin? 

[Juniper]

2 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

Where the fuck is her chin? 

The same place as her brain.

 

Missing 

[Anubis]

15 hours ago, Juniper said:

 

[Colonel Bumcunt]

'While in detention, Chansley underwent mental examinations and was diagnosed by prison officials with transient schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression and anxiety.'

 

Fucks sake. Poor fucker, and fuck the sociopathic cunts winding these lot up.