I feel like this is a moment of truth situation. I've spent the last four years on 8/pol/. I've lost friends, girlfriends, spiritual teachers etc over supporting POTUS and telling the truth, as I saw it, about the degeneracy killing America.

I thought Q was a Zionist when he first showed up, and I treated him like he was a threat. But if Q really does represent POTUS then I will trust POTUS and Q. I will try to make peace in my heart with the Jews, BLM, ANTIFA, commies, etc, although God knows they've done nothing to earn it. But I will do it because Q and POTUS asked.

If this fails, then I'm going back to 14/88. But for now I will trust that POTUS has a better plan. If you're from 8/pol/ and you can't let go of the rage I understand, and I don't blame you. You have been attacked and it's clear the plan for you, and for me, was complete genocide, culturally or otherwise. But if there's a way to resolve this peacefully, I vote peace. I love all of you very much. Anon are the only family I have. I hope the cycle of genocide can stop. I still don't think racial integration can work, because troublemakers will always use race as a wedge, but POTUS is much better at his Machiavellian shit than I ever want to be. I will trust him for a few years. He has earned that much. He put his family in the crosshairs for all of us. God bless you all.

>>520465

No one knows.

>>520470

Well said.

>>520525

I've wondered that as well.

>>520543

Yeah. 8/pol/ went to shit after Trump's inauguration. This last year the board has been barely tolerable due to moderation lunacy.

>>520595

This place isn't /pol/ so I don't care how it's moderated, personally. Esoteric threads were tolerated before the inauguration. Afterwards they weren't. The 15 or so threads on inauguration night were surreal, beautiful, a bright and promising new beginning. A lot of interesting convos that night. That didn't last a week. Too bad. It was the last gasp of the board imo.

>>520634

>muh nu/pol/ talking points

Nice buzzwords Chaim, GTFO

>>520827

I have never met a Jewish person who actually understands why Jews are disliked by the modern far right. It mostly isn't the religion. It mostly isn't racial differences, either, or they'd also hate the Japanese. It's the culture and attitude. The need to be perceived as a leader, the insistence on belonging even where clearly not welcome. Everything else just adds fuel to the fire. If Jews acted, culturally, like the Japanese, aloof, quiet, etc, there wouldn't be the major counter-semetic movements occuring today. That said, I wish you no ill will and hope our populations can move forward together without violence.

>>520943

Thank you for all your work CM

>>520987

Hey, if people can start having conversations like these, maybe there is hope. I really think communication is the solution. When people repress frustrations on a societal scale, bad things ferment. I wish you and yours the best.

>>521120

Right on.