With regard to those proclaiming #NoAmnesty, not even for our fellows because they wanted us dead vs. those who feel we should show compassion once the sh*t hits the fan, I am of two minds about this. How to reconcile both opposing views?
Here are my criteria for helping out my fellows once they realize they have been poisoned and betrayed:
They need to come to me first, I don't need to come to them.
They will need to account for what they have said and done. Justice before amnesty!
I am not looking forward to mob rule, although I feel this will be inevitable as the normies will direct their rage at those who have knowingly misled them into creating the living hell we went through in the last 2+ years. This means I can only save those who want to be saved.
There must be repentance on a personal level. They must be sorry and MEAN it. Simply directing your anger at those evildoers at the top is not good enough, they must realize the errors of their own ways as well. If not, you're on your own, I can't help those who can't be helped.
That said, I hang to these words by Q. There is a reason we were given this task. Prepare for the storm, ladies and gents!
@UnrollHelper please unroll
Here's me responding to another Twitter user re the above points 🖕
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