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QAnon groups have millions of members on Facebook, documents show

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QAnon groups have millions of members on Facebook, documents show

The preliminary results of an investigation by Facebook shed new light on the scope of activity and content from the QAnon community on the platform.

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David Wright

George Carlin said it best: "Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize that half of them are stupider than that!"

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Zac Zacarola

Geeeez, every time you turn around it's something different. AND, apparently, this has been around for a while, and I'm just now hearing of it. That tells me they DON'T want people to know they exist, which frightens me all the more.

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Duvall Gilchrist-Montgomery

Zac Zacarola it's a branch off of Anonymous. They have been around for years. For awhile they were big news.

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Michael Spurling

Beware of stupid people in large groups.

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Matt Eli

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Alan Jump

They’re easily identified, thus easily blocked.

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Allen Waddell

And not a single one of them has the brains god gave the average gnat.

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Andrew Reynolds

Facebook knows about them, and does nothing because why? they generate traffic and revenue, and as long as they do that, 'Zuck' wouldn't care if they advocated roasting babies alive for fun.

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Ron Parsons

Tribe of nuts

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Jon Del Arroz

WWG1WGA.

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People on Facebook crying about Q

Ole Andreas Imsen

Jon Del Arroz The modern way to say Heil Hitler.

Although to be fair the Nazis were not anywhere near as batshit crazy as QAnon believers.

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Dave Henderson

I just watched Behind the Curve on Netflix. It's about the flat earthers but I think there is some crossover. It's also pretty well done. It doesn't set out to show them as nuts but attempts to try and understand their mindset a bit. The nuts part kind… See More

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Kathleen James

Agreed. It's hard to understand something like "white privilege" when you work hard, live paycheck to paycheck on the minimum wage and can't get ahead. So it's easy to believe persistent myths like "immigrants are rolling in free cash from the governme… See More

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It funny to see them not understand Q at all

Sue Hart

You had me at “Facebook is key to QAnon’s growth.” I know everyone is entitled to free speech, but these folks take “crazy” to a scary new level.

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Ole Andreas Imsen

I think the QAnon conspiracy is created for the purpose of finding out who will believe in any batshit crazy bs they are told as long as it is right-wing.

The question then becomes if these people are identified so they can become a Neo-Nazi terrorist army, or if they are being identified so they can be locked up/taken out.

More crying about Q on facebook