Let me start off with: Fuck Q. Stop mainlining QAnon into your taints.
Also I hate the new version of the mobile browser of Twitter. It hides the circle to show how many characters I have
To start with: hierarchies.
Hierarchies develop based around the control of a resource. The more of a resource you have, the higher up the hierarchy you are.
Q has all the information.
You have none of the information.
Q thus controls all of the information and chooses how it is distributed to you.
He chooses to obfuscate it with leading questions.
Necessity.
In order for someone to be part of a hierarchy, they must see the need to be part of the hierarchy.
In governments, people feel the need to grant authority to someone to run the country.
Fear.
He established himself at the top of an information hierarchy.
He described a monolithic boogeyman organization that could at any given moment be the cause for the country being thrown into turmoil, turn our own government against us, etc.
If that had been a one-off occurrence, maybe that would have been ok.
Soon, the CIA was controlling North Korea!
It became an addiction.
People became addicted to the Q-drops that made them frightened and offered them puzzles to alleviate that fear with knowledge.
See, Q isn’t a 2 level hierarchy, with just a top and a bottom.
There’s a middle layer too, of people providing those who can’t solve the puzzles with the answers.
So the middle tier seems pretty benevolent, dealing out the dopamine release by sharing the answers, right?
The Intelligentsia, in his mind, were the academics, writers, thinkers, etc that would lead the workers towards the glorious communist utopia.
BOURBON LANTERN CORPS!
SAY THE FUCKING PLEDGE.
NO DIPSHITS SHALL ESCAPE A FIGHT
COMMIES WHO SPREAD DISEASE AND BLIGHT
BEWARE MY WRATH, THE BOURBON'S MIGHT