Will someone please pass along a better catch phrase to twitter users than, "Q sent me!"
In no way does that sound good–or intelligent.
An anon suggested dropping a collection redpills instead, one pill dropped by each user.
That would seem to have a much more enlightening effect.
But most anything would be better than, "Q sent me!"
It has been like that since the beginning.
But, "boomers" aren't to blame.
And people that use that word in a diminutive way have been brainwashed by Tavistock, or so it seems.
If those were my two options, yes.
Sharing artwork of that quality may be a bit much.
Too captivating.
People would be more interested in knowing who the artist is, rather than caring about a Q.
100s of messages of "Q sent me!" on someone's twitter post, if you were new/unaware, comes across as cultish.
I'm not new. It comes across as cultish (to me).
Anon (earlier response) said it's cringeworthy, but works.
If it works for the masses, rather than raises skepticism, then it works.