This is an honest and legit question, I've been her e a long time and watched this place grow. I was a rookie to chans when I found Q research somewhat on accident, it was almost like I was directed here, but that is besides the point.

My Op-sec was beyond terrible when I first started browsing here and is only marginally better now if I'm being completely honest. Is there any risk of being linked to any actual criminal activity with being here? Whether this is a false flag or not is irrelevant to what I'm asking so please don't chime in with that.

Do any of we law abiding citizens who come here because it is the best place to get unfiltered news quickly run the risk of being accused of anything?

>>7330167

Thanks, I didn't know if there was some way they could say anyone on here was an accomplice in some way.

This is definitely going to force the question though.

>>7330195

My guess is if these guys were actually here they were the ones we thought were shills talking about fake ass "maga riots" and all that other stupid shit.

I think the only response they ever got from me was stfu we are a non violent movement.

Beto O'rourke just said this was trumps fault.

No one thinks that this is a little to obvious? Yesterday the FBI calls Q and "conspiracy theorists" as a possible domestic terrorist group and today this happens?

Welcome to Campaign Season.

>>7330282

My concern at this point is more professional than legal, CNN starts doxxing and then the liberal hate mob starts getting us fired. Q needs to be validated by someone with authority (POTUS) quickly