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That still does not name QAnon.
Don't get off-topic - Ideas can and do fuel violence or we wouldn't have terrorism, ever.
Stating that conspiracy theories can fuel violence is a basic observation.
AntiFa has their conspiracy theories. Just because the Media hasn't called it that, doesn't make it so.
Thank you for the Sauce!
Regardless of whether he was a legit or not; criminal acts require sincere investigation. This is exactly the crux of what QAnon is about - The Rule Of Law Applies To E-V-E-R-Y-O-N-E.
I would be very upset if people got a free pass just because they say they are QAnon, and I would be equally upset if they were immediately found guilty just by mere happenstance because they visit the same board withut breaking any laws.
Qanons can be vastly different from one another. The ones who refuse acts of vigilantism and rely on Rule of Law won't have anything to worry about.
Thank you for sharing!
I don't see how this is so shocking to everyone. (Or is it just shills who are afraid?) Didn't Q say the boards were being monitored?
What I'd assume the FBI would find is a bunch of pro-government patriots who aren't interested in acts of criminality. Of course every group has a rotten apple that are denounced and discouraged. It's the core that counts, yes?
You're most likely correct about him not belonging to QAnon. I actually agree with you. What I meant to say was; it still warrants investigation because favoritism should have no place in a criminal investigation.