>>6734115 (b)

>In Twatter, I have a loyal following of anons who are every bit as rabid about the Q movement as most of you, but many are scared to death of this board.

Glad to have allies, but if you're scared of words or hard Truth, then you really should toughen up. If you are as well versed as you claim, then you know how utterly Sick these people are, if true.

Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me

I don't know about you, but no word has ever pierced my skin. Grow thicker skin, anon.

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>>6734550

>I didn't post that for me. I fucking love this place!

That's fine. What I said is intended for whoever it's meant for. Apply where applicable.

>I'm ex-army and this feels like boot camp all over again.

Thank you for your service.

The fact still remains, they need to toughen up over some words. Insults should be the least of their worries. Tougher skin is needed for this type of information.

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>>6734683

>Simple question…

>Would you prefer this place was loaded with thick-skinned people or sensitive, brilliant researchers?

>I'll take the latter.

ALL are allies. However, the people who can learn to be both thick skinned or sensitive, at the necessary times, are going to change the world. The world isn't all hugs and sunshine. I wish it was. It's something worth fighting for, whether it's attainable or not. I keep that hope.

Isn't this entire conflict, at its core, based on the idea that this is a fight of Good versus evil? People with morals against people who lack any appreciation for basic human rights. Evil people don't give a fuck about your feelings. This fight won't be won with hugs. .

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