Casual Acceptance of Immorality

Examples are everywhere.

Large segments of society are so conditioned that they won't even see it.

Example: Online "customer" reviews in someplace like Yelp where local businesses pan one other while promoting themselves?

Casual acceptance of lying for college admissions or using stolen exam papers?

Casual acceptance of lying to receive public benefits?

Massive presence of illegal aliens in the country whose continued presence depends on identity fraud?

Rioting and property damage praised? What about consequences for those who destroy others' property?

Securities fraud, insider trading?

Massive abuse of domestic spying power by prior administration, breaking all kinds of laws, with no visible consequences administered (yet)?

The people need transparency.

We need to see equal justice under the law.

We need to see TIMELY justice. Justice delayed is justice denied.

Ultimately laws cannot make people moral. Only people can make people moral, through their own internalization of moral principles - respect God, do not harm others, love your neighbor.

Just thoughts for an article that could be written.

>>>/qresearch/9635684 Thank you fren.

Good list of topics that are well within most anons' grasp.

>We will never really understand it all, so why wait to do something until we do?

>There's plenty we DO understand and the public does not. We can explain what we do know

>-foreign aid is really a corruption/bribery scam

>-ngo's are mostly corruption/bribery scams

>-huge federal programs for black Americans weren't designed to help them but further the corruption

>-abuse of power by Obama/Biden

>-corruption and abuse of power in FBI & DOJ on behalf of Obama

>-officials place their children in key positions to receive bribes & enrich their families

>-medical industry scam

>There is LOT that we do know, and a lot that we can tell, show or write about to inform the People.

>After all, no one else is doing it, and that's what Q has told us: "YOU ARE THE NEWS NOW" i.e., we are the ones to tell the Truth.

>Can you imagine how frustrating it must be for Q team watching anons (& shills/trolls) complain about how bad the media is, how little the public know, and having to tell us over and over, finally IN ALL CAPS?

>It was always going to go this direction, anons.

>We gathered the data. We analyzed it. We connected the dots. We know the Truth of many things - who better to tell the People?

>>>/qresearch/10092316

meme idea

Liberal Privilege

politicians unchallenged by the media

liberals uncensored online

rioters run free in liberal cities

etc.