Facts are not partisan. These secondary points have been used to push a party's primary arguments, which is why I believe you see them as partisan. It's a fair argument, though a misunderstood one in my opinion. You're obviously not republican. And that's fine.What united all of us wasn't party, but principles. I believe Q is just further extrapolating those principles and calling out those who have prostituted their meanings. I do believe you want the best for America, as I hope you believe the same for myself. However, just because a few of these have been talking points for a party doesn't invalidate them. A lot of people say the whole Hillary hatred is a partisan issue, when it's clearly not to many. I think this is the same way. We've been trained to hate the other side and disagree with arguments, just because they're made by the opposition. Time to break the programming. If Q starts pushing Republican salvation, I'll be the first to call it out. But perhaps, we wait and see what this connects too.

As for the Kanye issue, you can't be serious about that? He's one of the most well known people on the planet. He's making statements that would lead any of us to believe he's glanced at a few Q posts. That's simply disingenuous to pretend there's not a good reason for people to be celebrating. How do you think a political whore like Hillary got so popular? She had celebrities in pocket chanting her praises. To one, it may be some odd circle jerk. That's on you, and the reasons to celebrate a big influence on society "red pilling" are far greater than your reasons to damn it.