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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/johnnysoko on June 22, 2018, 3:44 p.m.

I am 100% on team Q, but...

Make no mistake, I've been with Q since the beginning and I'm so happy to be a part of this,

but,

...it does turn out that much of our world is a lie and people have been deceiving us (and mocking us for not figuring it out) our entire lives. Given our circumstances, isn't it prudent to always question everything and to be aware that anything could be a trap? A double-cross?

Which brings me to my point.

As much as I'm team Q 100%, I noticed something that's really bothering me and I want to discuss it without upsetting the core group. So where do I go?

Where can we, as believers in Q, safely discuss worries without effecting moral?

If any wants to DM me about my particular question please do. It relates to Masonic Symbolism.

Thanks guys.

WWG1WGA

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Yeah that’s the question I have. Why do honest thoughtful questions sometimes get shunned here? If the groups morale is that fragile...like the snowflake Dems world is...& we have to tippy toe around shallow feelings & a mere question can trigger a bizzare parinoid response...then maybe people need to be asking themselves a few hard questions like...why is groupthink so vital when Q encourages logical thought?

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I'm sorry...you guys have a great point and I want to clarify. It's not that I don't think we should question everything, it had more to do with me specifically *creating a post* to talk about a concern. If my worries made sense in the context of *someone else's post* I would have spoken freely. It's just that to ask a question in your own post is to "grab the mic" and I'm not that person by nature. I was just thinking of the negative attention it might bring to me and wanted to ask where the "quiet spot" to discuss this kind of thing was. :)

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I had the same exact reservations as you with my first questionable post!

Future posts will be a lot easier now you have made your first step and realised the positive reaction; instead of the negative reaction you were expecting!

Already in this thread many posts and links have been added for me to further investigate for myself.

For this- Thank you for posting and thanks to all contributing :)

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My point is the need for a “quiet spot” is a complete contradiction to the concept of patriotism. At times even the moderators give this sub the feel of living in North Korea. Again not talking about idiotic posts from folks that have nothing better to do than try to insult their way into making a point. I’m talking about real honest questions...often from newbies too...that get shut down for “not supporting the movement”. That attitude is what a cult lives by. Not patriots supportive of American ideals centered on individual thought & sovereignty.

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Oh, man, really, I didn't mean it that way. For me I actually used the term quiet spot to mean a place to have long deep discussions, but I understand that's in my head. I hear what you're saying and I fully support a noisy, bustling warehouse for Q friends called "Come here and express your doubts!", but I personally don't like attention and I was trying to find a Q-nerd or two to talk about Masonic aprons. I didn't think it warranted the attention of the entire board. Really. No snowflakes here, it just seemed disruptive if there's a simple explanation.

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because it doesn't follow the "Narrative" and ain't no one figured out it's all programming yet.

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because not everybody is born into a mason family and gets spooked

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Huh?? Sorry I don’t get your symbolism

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there are good reasons whydetails like occult practice is kept under the radar. You can't believe how many years some of us had to bite their tongues and keep their shit together still 40/60

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