>>8294322

>prosperity gospel

Fuck, I miss those televangelists. I would watch them at 3 in the morning in high school kek.

If you take away Q, Trump really does come off as a sort of televangelist. And not in a good way.

>Televangelist: "Give me money and you'll be successful!"

>Trump: "Vote for me and you'll be successful!"

I don't hate the character he plays and can understand why he does it, but I can also empathize with people who can't stand the man. I know plenty of them and oftentimes their concerns about wealth inequality or social issues aren't exactly wrong. You'll get shouted down as a commie bernie bro if you question the narrative here, though. Almost as if there are far fewer "free thinkers" in /qresearch/ than we're led to believe.

>"OMG HE HAS A DIFFERENT OPINION SHILL SHILL"

It's pretty cringe, some days.

>>8294444

I'm the (lb) anon and honestly trusting the federal government to work for the people is not something I will ever have 100% faith in. Ever, literally ever. I'm not a traitor for thinking so either. Revolutionary War veterans didn't fucking trust the federal government, why should I?

>There are probably many moar here like us….

They usually keep quiet here because they know they'll get shouted down by fanatics. This place can get tiresome when Q doesn't post for a while. I was active the last weekend when he did and it's very noticeable the decline in quality that occurs when he's absent for too long.

>>8294557

Thanks for making me feel old.

>>8294666

BEGONE SATAN

>>8294673

I don't know about plebbit (who with a functioning brain goes there?) but /pol/ is literally just "Corona Virus: The Board" now. Literally all they've been talking about non-stop for a month now. It's borderline unusable at times.

>>8294736

Prove it.

>>8294767

Prove it.

>>8294778

"Hedge fund managers" get the rope.

>>8294811

That's bullshit but I believe it.

>>8294828

He was in and out of the spotlight like no one I've ever seen, literally like half a week. Bloomberg came in and stole his thunder like a motherfucker. Pretty satisfying to watch, honestly.

>>8294861

>I swear to God the people leading the CIA are fucking brain dead morans.

If there's one thing I've learned over the past several years, it's that most people in positions of power and influence aren't actually very bright. They get to where they are because they know the right people and say the right things. Brennon literally got his job due to flat-out nepotism. All my life, we've been told to believe that because these people have money, fancy suits, live in the good neighborhoods and know all the right people, they're better people than us.

Not only are they usually worse people, they're oftentimes dumber too. Most of the CIA command structure probably couldn't run a lemonade stand without the government apparatus propping them up.

>>8295020

>Mil Intel saved our asses, didn't they?

The military is the only sector of the government I even remotely trust, tbh. Bad actors there as well, but at least it isn't 99% bad actors like certain civilian agencies.

>>8295061

They're gonna give him the nomination, screw Bernie a 2nd time and his supporters are gonna burn Milwaukee to the ground.

It's gonna be quite the habbening.

>>8295121

How people here STILL can't tell that Sanders is working with Trump I have no idea.