>>2328770

Here's a bone.

What happens when an Anon runs for federal office and wins.

Does the FEC allow for this?

Does state law allow for this?

When does an Anon run for office, before or after the primaries?

What happens to the political system when the Anon wins?

What happens to the MSN when the Anon wins?

What happens when the Anons have planned for years to do this?

Who will be the first line of defense in keeping Anons safe?

RU ready?

>>2328979

>>2328979

Got to do better than that.

Name one office an Anon has won?

The answer is zero.

The question remains, what happens when an Anon wins office?

>>2329096

>>2329096

You are correct IMO. The organization is what is feared most. The Anon is not a singular it is the voice of those who are brave enough to organize, the Anon is the conduit.