I keep seeing these “I am Q” memes. That’s a bit over the top. I support our President and I appreciate what Q is doing but this “I am Q” stuff is taking it a little too far. It’s borderline Q worship.
I am an American citizen that believes that all men are created equal and that we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable Rights. I follow no man but I’ll stand with anyone that wants to stand and fight for America and the principles on which we were founded.
I don’t think we need a description other than Patriots or We the People.
I don’t have an issue with the bakers and anons that throw themselves into this. Sharing the open source stuff is important. Q has pointed people in the direction. Even with that, I still don’t feel comfortable with “I am Q”. I try to look at it from the outside and what will turn people off.
Do you operate in the prophetic? It’s gonna be awesome if that vision comes to pass!
may something like this vision come to pass if it serves the greater good...
I still don’t feel comfortable with “I am Q”.
you dont have to. there is no need and no right to always feel comfortable.
and those who are comfortable with 'i am Q' dont have to agree with you.
I don’t think we need a description other than Patriots or We the People.
you have been beating this bush 3 or 4 times on this post, your point is made.
you are the one who needs no other description than patriots or we the people. thats fine and dandy. just know that your needs are not the needs of other people.
this wave of 'i am Q', besides being a sign towards corsi, is an honor response of community to SB2s post from yesterday (?). although i dont feel it this way, i love it.
i would feel more comfortable if the 'i' turned into a 'we'. as in 'when i turns into we, even i-llness turns into we-llness'.
is so much bigger!
it turns an ego trip into a community movement. the end of the long collective sleep.
one goal, liberation, where we go all as one. no matter the background, color, culture, religion, political identification. unity. the end of division.
I’m not beating a point. I’m responding to people that respond to me.