It's better to view Q as a network or community that moves in unison without objection.
They've moved on from the Satanic child eating, and from Q himself, as the president tries to overturn the election.
Now, they look to 8kun's Ron Watkins, and they're targeting democracy.
They've moved on from the Satanic child eating, and from Q himself, as the president tries to overturn the election.
Now, they look to 8kun's Ron Watkins, and they're targeting democracy.
https://twitter.com/joshtpm/status/1336718117289009157
This community existed before Q, but it was a series of disparate political movements without a centralized messaging strategy. Some anti-vaxxers, some NWO/InfoWars people, some Tea Party people.
It is now a formalized network graph used for targeted messaging and harassment.
It is now a formalized network graph used for targeted messaging and harassment.
The irony that this "American patriot movement" is run by a guy in Japan operating a site otherwise used by diaper fetishists is, in fact, lost on a lot of these people.
People are still hanging on Q's every word, and look to Q influencers for guidance in his absence.
People are still hanging on Q's every word, and look to Q influencers for guidance in his absence.
This is key to understanding politics over the next few years: It's not about policy. It's about identity. It's about the pipeline of information you're barraged with, despite never really choosing that pipeline.
For diehards, it's raw cult of personality
For diehards, it's raw cult of personality
https://twitter.com/joshtpm/status/1336738930503393283
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