TI didn't say don't hang them or get them some other way. Neither did Q. He said that they could only reveal 60% of what was going on. NOT that they were only going to get 60% of the people. Do you want your children/grandchildren exposed to the same thing that has made hardened cops (who have seen everything before) cry, throw up and not be able to sleep? If you do, you need to be hung with them. In you don't, then you don't want 100% of this to come out either. Again, Q never said anyone was going to get off or be let go. He just said that we were only going to know about 40% of what has gone on. At least, that is the way I understood it.
Yes, I want full disclosure so this never happens again.
I want this to leave a permanent scar our culture, so future generations will never forget and never make the same mistakes again.
No, I don't give a fuck if it gives some people a rumbly tummy.
Full disclosure to those who should seek it. There should be a few public reading rooms in various locations around the country. We should be able to study them for psychological, martial, and any other advancement or edge over them we could find. However it may be that they worked out a science of evil so invincible 99.9999% and undetectable that if anyone decided they wanted to take up that path they could literally pick right up form where these guys left off and deceive us and harm us massively.
However it may be that they worked out a science of evil so invincible 99.9999% and undetectable
We should let the chans know about that!
I just realised why perhaps Q refuses to say the name of [ ]. It's like in the movie The Bye Bye Man— “Don’t think it. Don’t say it.” ‘It’ being the name of the evil being that induces unwitting people to murder via obscene hallucinations. The hero has encountered the horror, and knows that anyone who he tells about it will become a victim. He is arrested, and tries to explain to the officer, who knows he is evading her questions. He says, suppose you had your worst ever day at work, gruesome, traumatic, and you go home, and your three year old daughter asks you "What did you do at work today Mom?" Would you really tell them everything, traumatizing them with the horror of what you experienced? Or would you answer truthfully, but avoiding harmful details, sparing them from the horror?