9/11 Was Bad, But It Wasn't QAnoners Wandering Around The Capitol For A Few Hours Bad

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"So that settles it, then: QAnoners meandering around a government building is far, far worse than thousands of people being killed in fiery explosions."
"It's a good thing we've got such sane, level-headed people on such prominent platforms instructing us
on how to think about important events, because otherwise this perspective might never have even occurred to us." Image
"So now that we've cleared that up, let's not let 9/11 stop us from screaming about 1/6 for all eternity, as loud as our lungs will allow. It's important we remain rational here."

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