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But the hospital wouldn't be the answer for 99% of the people.
It just wouldn't be.
They can't cure learning bad things.
Are we all going to the hospital - all 99% of us? No.
What are we - the most informed of us going to learn?
If we haven't been in the hospital already, are we going to be going to go to the hospital when we learn we were right all along. No, we'll be running around saying "HEY I WAS RIGHT ALL ALONG - SCOREBOARD"
And notice that I'm not suggesting that some people won't be shaken up. I object to 1) 99% and 2) Hospital.
Up to 10% might be dehabilitated enough to miss a day of work? That sounds about right.
When Q pushed out ridiculous numbers like 99% in the hospital, it just made him seem stupid/clueless.
America is pretty diverse. For every top 1% IQ person who pays a lot of attention to politics, there is a bottom 1% IQ person who doesn't. And who doesn't have some unshakable faith in what the Jews who own the media tell them, because they're stupid and they don't understand much.
And ask this, 99% has to include babies and small children. Do they all know what's going on the in world so much that learning that Jews have been fucking with everything for centuries is going to send them to the hospital? No obviously not. 99% of nobody ever actively does anything. That's why 99% and hospital just seems stupid. Way over 1% already knows this shit, and they might go to the hospital from partying too hard, but most of the time they'd be saying "IN YOUR FACE" to the people they've been arguing about on the internet about Mossad and 9/11 for close to 2 decades now.
By suggesting that a lot of people aren't familiar with conspiracy theories, Q is intentionally understating our size. Q really has only been giving us conspiracy theories greatest hits. Some of us have been telling the Rothschild stories for over a decade before Trump and others have been doing it for a lot longer. And the people that didn't believe it, have certainly heard it.
It's just ridiculous that hearing something that contradicts a deeply held belief is going to send any big number of people to the hospital.
Little kids really really believe in Santa.
But then they don't. Deeply held belief. And then they learn the truth. Do those kids go to the hospital? I haven't heard about that happening.
If everyone was injected with a mini time bomb, and it was set to go off at a certain time, and that time was rapidly approaching, and they told you that you had 24 hours to deactivate the mini time bomb, else it would go off and kill you, and the only way you could deactiveate the mini time bomb would be to go to the hospital, and this procedure was free, then you'd get 99% to the hospital. But not "no Santa, huh?"