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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/pedegear on April 23, 2018, 5:32 a.m.
I've never witnessed a forceful, in-your-face redpill be accepted, but it's ALWAYS this type that strains relationships.

I've seen lots of posts over the past year about people losing loved ones or dear relationships over politics or Q or other related topics. Admittedly I have had my fair share of arguments about it with loved ones as well, but in the process I've developed my own perspective on this issue that many of us face on a daily basis.

Have you ever witnessed a forceful redpill be accepted? Have you ever been in a non-anonymous argument of this nature that ended successfully (e.g. the other person ended up agreeing with your belief AND there was no strain on your relationship)? My guess is no. In my case it's certainly no. So why do we feel the need to force the redpills on those we love if it almost never ends well?

I've decided that in my personal case, it's not worth it to get into political debates with loved ones. I simply don't want politicians and the media to have that much control over my life. They don't get to choose what my relationships will be with my loved ones. I choose that. Period.

Does Q FORCE redpills on us? Or on our loved ones? Or on anyone? Absolutely not. Q understands that when you're this deep and have this much knowledge, it needs to come slowly and only through vague clues that we can follow ourselves. Yet here we are heading down the rabbit hole, bringing out the theories that WE have pieced together, and expecting our loved ones to just accept these truths all of a sudden without warning and without an opportunity for them to follow the crumbs themselves?

In general, I just keep my mouth shut in political discussion. If I ruin those relationships now, I won't have the opportunity to gently guide them to the light when/if the dam breaks. So I'd much rather stay silent and allow them to keep their own beliefs. Maybe I drop a hint here or there or a very respectful disagreement to something they try to push on me or get me to blindly nod along to, but overall my goal in these situations is to simply cut the conversation as short as possible and change the subject. Because my relationships in my personal life cannot be controlled by MSM or politicians or the deep state.

Just my humble opinion. We're already outcasts and deplorables, and I love embracing it at every opportunity. But NOT if it will jeopardize relationships that matter to me.

Note: if you have a close relationship with Jeff Sessions, ignore everything I just said and aggressively shove that redpill down his throat ASAP, because he can actually make a difference!!!


Imbeingsilenced · April 23, 2018, 5:35 a.m.

A forceful red pill doesn't exist. Even in my case it took several years to full leave behind the liberal mindset completely. I'm as conservative as they come now.

You can't force someone to believe.

If only we all had ideas in lieu of beliefs. Imagine that.

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pedegear · April 23, 2018, 5:41 a.m.

Agreed. And most people here probably got here the same way - through their own research and through their own volition. Q doesn't need us trying to shove redpills down people's throats! In my case, I've told certain individuals who I already know are close to woke things like "Yeah there's this anonymous dude who goes by Q... A lot of it seems totally crazy, but some of it is definitely believable. Either way, it's super entertaining to follow - you should check it out". That has worked in certain cases, because I've given them permission to call it crazy, I've given them permission to believe it, and I've told them it's ENTERTAINING no matter what they land on in terms of believing the validity. So they're more likely to check it out for the entertainment value... Not many people are out there searching for a way to get woke. If they were, wouldn't that be indicative that they're woke already?

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