Ty baker
I was playing around referencing a post from kind of way back.
I implored people in my little neck of the woods to follow Q back in Dec 2017.
Quite a few did. Some gave up and after awhile I took Q stuff down from my FB page or hid posts from view.
But they know how they found out about Q and knowing people in general, they will want to lead and do their thing not come to me for anything. I saw a middle age Christian lady on my feed post a pepe meme the other day.
As for others Cognitive Dissonance is a big thing. Some of my more mature and influencial friends who are Center Left is where I will focus, but it is not going to be easy. We’ll see what the nature of the habbenings are and what effect/affect it has on them.
Yes, thank you.
Of course you are right. Apathy is a big one.
I have discovered this very thing when encouraging change in churches.
People are consumed with day to day worries and finding out there is a big problem or they have been fooled or need to change or fix something makes people uncomfortable, or angry.
Often shooting the messenger is the preferred route.
Herd mentality.
I have gone thru various levels of burnout because of certain sacrifices.
I remember when 97 Uids a bread was a busy one.
If Q hadn’t let big habbenings seem imminent, I don’t think the movement would have took off the way it did or anons be as motivated.
I also remember watching people I thought untouchable make obvious mistakes.
IDK
Humiliation or people thinking your a nut are far less of a sacrifice/risk than other things.
Been an outcast most of my life.
Seeing the type of people today coming out in support of Q is humbling to someone of my lowly status.