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People Think This Whole QAnon Conspiracy Theory Is A Prank On Trump Supporters
"What the fuck is wrong with boomers?"
https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1025455415902044162
Aaron Rupar
@atrupar
CNN interviewed a bunch of QAnon-loving Trump supporters outside the president's rally in Wilkes-Barre, and I almost feel sorry for these people. They are gravely deluded.
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Aug 3, 2018·
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Ryan Broderick
BuzzFeed News Reporter
Posted on August 6, 2018
The QAnon conspiracy theory is vague, complicated, and nonsensical, and it's been building support online since October 2017. It started with a post on 4chan's "Politically Incorrect" messageboard called "Bread Crumbs."
Summing up exactly what QAnon is is hard to do and, frankly, a waste of time, but the crux of it is that Donald Trump is secretly fighting a global cabal of pedophiles.
But it does appear that at least for 4chan trolls, the narrative about QAnon is shifting. Many now believe it was meant to be a prank on older conservatives.
This, of course, makes just as little sense as anything else to do with QAnon. It started on 4chan, which isn't exactly popular with older conservatives, and almost nothing about it has been distributed in a way that would suggest it was meant to be discovered by older internet users. For instance, it didn't start on Facebook or as an email forward.
While it's almost impossible to prove who started QAnon, there is some evidence that it was meant to be a prank all along. And more importantly, it's looking more and more likely that QAnon is actually a prank by leftists or anarchists to make the far-right look deranged.
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keep reading: https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ryanhatesthis/its-looking-extremely-likely-that-qanon-is-probably-a