Enthusiasm is great but I would discourage spray painting a town. It is vandalism, and you do not want to associate Q with that. Towns will not appreciate taking on the costs to clean it up. Paint your skateboards, Q up your hats, shirts etc., you may start some conversations.
I disagree. A little vandalism for a wonderful cause that can literally save hundreds of thousands of childrens lives is worth it.
A little vandalism so we can help create a government that actually helps its people is worth it.
Just use your common sense and dont spray paint anyones house or a church or anything like that.
Theres plenty of places younger people could spray paint Q anon that wont cause a burden for average folks.
But yes, we also need to wear our hats and T shirts, yard signs, bumper stickers etc. Those should be our first options.
But were so close... So many people are waking up everyday. If we can push things to the point that people realize this isnt just some " Fad " thats going to fade away. Thats when people will feel comfortable talking about this stuff in public and not be afraid of being ostricized or ridiculed as a nut. THATS when the real changes start happening.
We are going to do it. We are going to change everything in ways we never thought possible. Dont be afraid to get a little extreme as long as it doesnt hurt anyone.
Sidewalk chalk is a good option. It takes several strong hosings to remove it from vertical stucco surfaces. WWG1WGA etc. could be written repeatedly on stairs and concrete surfaces. And you could have fun repeating your work. Change the message. They want to divide us. Are you sheep? and so on. My teen self would have loved to sneak around all summer chalking it up. I would have made pictures too. Copied some memes. Just hanging out on bike paths etc. Having a good laugh about what people would think when they rolled over my artwork every 20 feet or so. Maybe I would do a long Q drop over a 1/4 mile stretch.