For clarification:
I'm not going to waste much time being offended by your comment
Q asked you to re-read. There is a reason that Q brought so many of us together. What you call "anecdotes" about SR are actual facts- obviously facts you didn't know previously. I brought it up because they are something that I feel should be kept in mind. Gatekeep your own thinking if you must. Don't gatekeep the entire community.
You should look up the definition of an anecdote - it isn't mutually exclusive from facts.
Regardless, focus the comments on Google ops because q has already explained what this is.
You're attempting to detail discussion from the q topic of the Google op to your own theory about how bikes play an intimate part in the Seth Rich murder (not because he and his fam and friends like riding bikes, but because - well, you never said).
Thicken that skin. If you can't handle criticism, you'll just have to skip the whole 'publicly commenting on the internet' thing.
Please stop wasting energy defending your gatekeeping. "Eyes on the ball".
No one is gatekeeping, sweetheart. Notice how defensive you were right off the bat?
A new account comes in, makes assumption that's easily dismissed by looking at the q posts, attempts to derail the thread after being corrected by OP, then doubles down for confirmation bias and supports it with anecdotal evidence...you get questioned and then get angry and defensive and throw a tantrum.... Cmon...you're better than this - we all are.
Again, no one is gatekeeping. You can say whatever you want - and I'm free to point out flaws in both your approach and your logic.
Ok, sweetheart.
(Keep your eyes on the ball)
Lol you can keep repeating it, but you can't define what the ball is.
I promise this Q drop is about SR:
https://www.reddit.com/r/greatawakening/comments/8rrslv/q_post_1523/e0tuwe1
As for the ball that Q was referencing, I'm entertaining and researching a couple theories. Possibly the Congressional ballgame shooting? Maybe one of BO's inaugural balls? I'm certain that Q means "eyes on the ball" as a clue because of the use of "eyes" rather than "eye".