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Anonymous ID: e08b51 May 10, 2018, 6:42 p.m. No.1364952   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4965 >>4981

>>1364737 (previous loaf)

I haven't seen much result from protests. But I HAVE read about the bread strike. In short bakers fixed prices and the women (who did all the buying of bread back then) banded together and refused to buy bread. The Akers got punked and stopped price fixing. Perhaps that is one intent when Q says to stick together. Perhaps we all have to agree on what is a most effective means of refusing to allow anyone to take our data from us. Boycott (stores that discount with cards, social media, etc). We'd have some planning to do but I'm sure we could build some steam hatbway. After all–it's all about money and if we hit them in the wallet it's VERY effective. There are places online gay talk about such boycotts. As long as it's not legislated against lol)

Anonymous ID: e08b51 May 10, 2018, 7:18 p.m. No.1365380   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>1365076

I actually disagree. I think there are smarter ways to accomplish change than yelling and possibly busting heads yano? Writing letters (not just to our reps in congress, but to papers, and even neighbors). I think the geniusanon with the credit card memes and the other one with the stickers are on a great track. It's all about offering something to the people that they would want. By far and away Americans are very fair minded. The swamp has had a trickle down effect on us at many levels however. We must band together and vocalize our disgust at nepotism in the workplace and in local government. Our voices ARE being heard (at last) thank Q, and thank our POTUS. Our President ultimately came about from so many of us having HAD it with what had been going on. How many times had I bumped into a total stranger and our conversation drifted to the state of our country etc? This time has been brewing among us for a LONG time. That time ripened and when Mr. Trump appeared on our horizon we jumped on it–on a wing and a prayer. It's not stopping now. We must use this beautiful tide–this momentum to demand what we want from our government and also from our workplaces and schools. We just have to be stubborn as mules–not docile as sheep. Stubbornness is a blessing if viewed as strength of will. But we have to use our heads to choose WHERE to direct that will.

Anonymous ID: e08b51 May 10, 2018, 7:41 p.m. No.1365648   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5659 >>5667

>>1365392

Nope. You're all wrong! Melanie bought it for him the day after he won the election. As she handed it to him, all wrapped up with a bow, I distinctly heard her say, "Here, Sweetheart–you're gonna need this!"

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