>>952374

>how are WE anons supposed to do our job…redpilling the masses…when we get a damn confusing tweet from POTUS like this?

We can't.

There's not a chance I can convince anyone Trump is a man of truth who wants peace, when he's busy promoting false flag narratives as truth and rattling sabers at Russia.

I'm not even going to try to convince anyone POTUS is a good guy any more, not until he stops undermining the redpilling efforts with disinfo, no matter how "necessary" it may be (according to that great plan we aren't privy to). It convinces no-one, and just makes me look like an idiot for trying.

>>952512

>Well alrighty then, little snowflake. Just take your marbles & go play somewhere else.

I might do just that. If this is going to be nothing but a mindless cult, then it's clearly not a place for me.

>>952520

>Redpill the masses on this confusing tweet by explaining the purpose of the tweet. Explain how the info is being used to make the rats run around, so they can be seen.

>Point to POTUS record as proof that he is in fact /ourguy/ and will, in the end, do the right thing.

Too complicated. Normies aren't buying this kind of convoluted 4D chess stories. Believe me, I have some experience in trying to make them…

Fact of the matter is, POTUS does some things that don't look very good when interpreted on a surface level. The people I'm surrounded by are convinced he is evil, corrupt, and a mortal threat to peace. Every time he does or says something that reinforces this belief I sigh deeply.

I may personally believe Q is for real and POTUS is /ourguy/, but this is not easy pill to get people to swallow when not supported by appearances. "Why did he appoint warhawk Bolton then?" they ask, and I have no sensible answer to give them, other than "keep the faith". Weak sauce.

>>952559

You misunderstand me. I personally believe in Q and POTUS, to the point where I have great hope for the future! I trust the plan!

But the evidence backing this belief of mine is simply too feeble to convince the vast majority of people I'm trying to redpill. I want POTUS to stop looking like a bad guy to the untrained eye, so that it will be easier to get the untrained eyes to see him as a good guy. Simple as that.

>>952492

>potentially persuadable people can just shut down your arguments by pointing to a tweet like this: look Trump is a neo-con going along with the deepstate

Indeed. I'm talking with potentially persuadable people all the time, and there's always some particular tweet they read that serves as a stumbling block.

Normies have a low tolerance for cognitive dissonance. Their reality needs to be simple and coherent, if what you're offering is too complicated they just reject it.

>>952766

True. Seeds sprout when you aren't looking, just keep sowing.

The lack of visible results still sucks though!

>>952771

Nah, you don't win that easy!

>>952796

>I've been reading the RV INTELLIGENCE ALERTS for fun for a while.

>Literally the biggest free beer tomorrow bullshit ever.

Haha, those RV suckers are the second biggest idiots on the net (flat earth tards win by a noselength).