>>15715858
Ooh, this is interesting. Big Z a clown puppet after all?
>>15716156
>>15716197
Yes, and I'm sick of it. Though I get the feeling a lot of Russians and Ukrainians are not aware of the true dynamics in their own countries anyway. They're just as brainwashed as anybody here. Can't fight an enemy you don't understand on a battlefield you don't understand.
>>15716231
>guess there are worse things that can be said
True, I still agree with them on most things, Q egos put aside kek. Plus, they got me through when 8ch went down, if I got bored with my own digging kek.
>>15716248
>>15716264
I won't ever know them in real life, but I do still wonder where some of those obtuse perspectives come from and if it means I wouldn't be able to trust their judgment on something else important. Like why did I believe/understand and not them? I'm as cynical as they come, but when my faith is this strong, it's not usually wrong. You can be booksmart yet not streetsmart, I suppose. Or spiritual. "Seeing is believing," like Q basically said. Or it's just a difference of egos. Or like other anon implied, anything less than "I have to save myself" is wrong. They're the ones who see Q as a pacification op to keep you on your ass. Fact is, if a nuke hit somewhere tomorrow, a lot of people would die. No matter how prepared some of them might have been. Running for the school board won't help. Maybe that's the biggest thing some people are equipped to do, and yeah, they should try it, it's important. But the people complaining about Q aren't going to stop the worst things anymore than us trying to spread the info online at this point. Maybe that's all we're equipped to do. At least we try to combat the narrative of WHY things happen. Too many God complexes out there, I think. Fear of retribution, etc. I really can't see enough people getting together to do the heavy lifting that Q has told us they're doing/will do, I just can't. Anons can't even agree on a damn bread banner.