>>216896

>libtards

CBTS is not /pol/

Wait wait wait, has Prince Zeid bin Ra’ad Zeid al-Hussein been the Hussein that Q was referenceing, rather than Obama?>>217080

No one is accusing you of being a leftist. However, this "libtard" shit isn't going to fly in the real world. No one is going to take you seriously.

There are still those of us out there who consider ourselves liberals/progressives, but support Trump/Q/ect. Just because someone is a Democrat/liberal/Progressive doesn't mean they support Hillary/Obama/Globalism/Pedophilia/ect. That is pure /pol/ koolaid.

>>217127

Ignore that first bit, that was post of an old post.

>>217197

I had heard of Kanye. Prior to CBTS, I had never heard of John.

>>217244

Shh, their doing our job for us. ;)

>>217338

And what bullshit might that be?

>>217361

Agree, but I have faith the truth will come out eventually, anyway.

>>217451

I meant more in the sense of the general public. Remember, some of what we learned are not actually new. Some of these things have been whispered about for years, others for decades. Autism and single mindedness are not new thing. It's where the"tinfoil hat" and "conspiracy theorist" things originates from. What's different now is there is a global communication system where we can all compare notes and get on the same page, and it makes things harder to brush off. Some will stick their head in the sand, others will smile in satisfaction at finally having been confirmed right.

>>217469

"Twitter rants can be harmful"

>>217589

These are all things I have said repeatedly in this board. It's fun to watch the shills attack me for it.

The attacking the label thing is the big no-no. This cannot be stated enough, but too many people cannot let go what /pol/ has taught them, even when Q himself has said it.

I am curious as to what CBTS considers a 'liberal' though. No one really seems to want to answer this question. To me it just seems to be "anyone who doesn't agree with me' or 'anyone I hate'. This is what I mean by drinkling the POL koolaid. There are too many people on CBTS that seem to view the world in strict black and white.

So many here don't seem to really understand what put Obama in the white house. Deep State backing may have helped, but it isn't what ultimately put Obama in the White house, otherwise we'd have President Clinton right now. It was the same thing that put Trump in the white house: An angry, woke populace. The great awakening happened in the aftermath of 9/11 and the 2 wars in the middle east, and it has, very slowly, been building ever since.

I consider myself a liberal/progressive. Yet I am here. Yet I support Trump. I don't support Hillary or Obama. I don't believe in antifa or SJWs. There are many more like me. Thousands more that are not here.

Some things to think about.