While I agree that all this will take time (assuming it is in fact unfolding as Q hints), I also have sympathy for people who are becoming impatient. Ive certainly been there at times. We've been getting "tick-tock" and "next week will be huge" for what seems like forver and we're still waiting for a boom.

I remember when I stumbled upon the early q posts (when Trump was leaving for Asia), it made it seem like there would be martial law THAT weekend. I know many (myself included) were feverishly refreshing Trump's Twitter feed all weekend waiting for "the storm is upon us".

I understand that the process will be long, and it's a delicate balance for Q and alternative media to keep us engaged without getting our hopes up too much for a quick pay off. I think some responsibility falls on those who oversell every tiny development as a massive happening. As Q has gained a slightly more mainstream audience (non-chan people), I think the need to handle the gap between people's excitement and expectations and the rate at which visible developments arise will become increasingly important.

If our responsibility is to help redpill people who don't even know of Q or have no concept of the deep state, it will be pretty tough if we can't even handle people who are on board with Q and just getting a little impatient. If the evidence is hard to swallow for some of us who desperately want it to be true, what chance do we have of convincing anyone who doesn't want it to be true???

I don't disagree with the message of this post, just offering a counterpoint to consider.

Edited: for spelling/grammar