Good to go, ty bakers
>the future is looking pretty awesome, and I could use a break from this place to be honest.
>I'm going t stop posting here so much.
So many of us that were the early front line in this movement are given to a kind of single-minded passion that can sometimes outlive its usefulness. Perseverating is something autists do, for better or worse. It's good for all of us to take a step back from time to time, to reflect, retool, and come back wiser.
I, for one, hope there will always be a JQ-wise POV represented on this board, and that each anon that genuinely holds it will do his best to post in as efficacious a way as he can. Because sometimes less is more, and no matter what community you participate in, it's never good to disrespect their customs. Not monopolizing bread is one of ours. What's more, when we're inundated with shills who post repeat posts in high volume, the more we can separate our own posting style from theirs the better.
Anons, don't lose faith in the power of the truth to defend itself, or in Q/POTUS's ability to get us there. You don't have to scream it or beg people to listen. You just have to do your best to convey it in as potent a manner as possible, as far removed from personality as possible. That's a big part of what it means to be Anon.
Memes aren't just about dank humor and biting satire, they're about the ability to say a thing with clarifying brevity. The "I'll just leave this here" kind of redpilling that Q came to us for. Because it works.
Which is why we're winning