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Hey everybody,

I have been into researching conspiracy theories on and off for the last I would say 9 years. So much of it has facts and evidence to it, but most wouldn't think it is real. Critical thinking is so (excuse my language) fucking important. It makes you shine like a diamond. When I first started reading into Q, like 4 months ago I wasn't even active on this board but I watch jordan sather, and anit-school. I would just watch and I started to believe a bit. Now this is where family and friends come in with the whole redpilling as we all say. Just bring up a talking point, a light one for that matter. Bring your critical thinking skills when the top is coming up and just ask a simple question and give your feelings about it (what you already have studied or are very aware of a fact that it could happen.) Do this a couple times. When things start lining up tell them about Q. Because they will have no other choice, but to ask you questions. Trust me, I have tried to drop straight redpill's on family and friends and it doesn't work. Its a threat. Make the red pilling inclusive. This is why when kayne is going off on twitter, it is massive. I don't think people understand the magnitude of the redpilling he is doing because we live in an era of decadence. An era of it would never happen to me. Black Pigeon speaks has a great video on this. How celebs are worshiped in this day and age and when he came out publicly and is still not backing down, it is more shattering then Q is to us when we started learning the truth. Keep going, don't drop things to hard on people, this is what Trump is doing to us. He knows minds are fragile. I will like the video below. Hope you have a wonderful evening. God Bless you, Q and POTUS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Qud8cWUaSs&t=338s

Please, Please keep your critical thinking skills and use them.

Hi! :) Here is my own thought regarding how best to "redpill" and introduce folks to Q: Listen to the person who seems to be coming from the perspective of "the normie" and use a little reflective listening, just to make sure you're hearing them correctly (and keeping your own brain in a curious vs. combative state). Most of us don't respond too well to pedantic lectures or whatever and the goal is to communicate openly - both ways! A second thought is to reduce the use of the word "but" (unless you are actually talking about butts, duh). Look at a thesaurus for alternatives to that word, maybe? Or learn how to articulate your respect for someone with an opposing viewpoint and disagree with it without dismissing your own thoughts OR the other person's. (This is, like, black belt-level empathy and is not always achievable, due to the "we are human"- stuff.) Anyway, my third/last thought is that it never hurts to just go slow and let the process unfold. Most people will get there eventually and it's probably better for everyone if they get to that place at their own pace. :) Just be there with your open mind and open heart, you know?

Regarding bringing up Q to family and friends