>>1131963

Words fail me, Q…

I never knew it was possible to be so angry you could vomit, but as I began opening door after door into the halls of corruption (many of which done in, perhaps, a single evening), I have tried desperately to get others to see just how bad things were.

I am very thankful you all have been present in the background. The fate that the world has been spared from is beyond description. I must admit that I have become quite bitter and short of temper in dealing with 'the sleeping.' But because of your team, there is at least the chance of understanding and forgiveness with a world of freedom.

I must admit, it seems too good to be true, and my paranoia keeps checking for strings.

>>1132022

Q most probably -can- know who we are. The question comes down to ethics. Just because I have the skills or abilities to figure out the intimate details of what is going on doesn't mean it is consistent with my character or goals to do so.

I imagine it is the same with Q. Unless Q has a reason to look into us, I somewhat doubt he or the team is actively doing so to every anon who visits. Again - unless it fits in with what is necessary. I kind of get that vibe from Q - he knows what he needs to know and doesn't treat the world as his own personal voyeur tour.

Or… maybe I'm wrong. I think we've just gotten so used to the idea that 'they can, so they are' that we think of ourselves as being subjects to the system rather than its equal peers.