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I hadn't seen this particular Q proof until last night, and it's really unique in the way that it's wrong. It's wrong because it simply isn't possible for Trump's tweet to contain 58 extra spaces. 
First of all, both the drop and the tweet are still around. You can go look at them.
It's interesting to note here that Trump's tweet doesn't look weird in preview or on mobile, just full view on PC.
It's interesting to note here that Trump's tweet doesn't look weird in preview or on mobile, just full view on PC.
If you're on PC, you can actually click and drag your pointer across those spaces and count them. There's 18.
If you run the tweet through Twitter-adjacent tools that count characters for you, you can see that it *couldn't* be 58. If you remove all those extra spaces, the tweet is 250 characters long to start with. There's only 30 characters left to work with.
Maybe Q meant *total* spaces (even though that's not the proof)?
Well, still no. It's got 61 total spaces.
Well, still no. It's got 61 total spaces.
Lots of Q proofs are wrong, but seldom are they *this* kind of wrong. QAnon, being a movement of autist researchers, just simply can't count or do math.
