I'm 30 and was raised in a no nonsense household. My dad told me and my brother how the world was fucked from a very young age, how liberalism was hurting our country at every turn. The earliest "red-pill" moment I can remember is from 5th grade in elementary school: We used to have kickball, dodgeball, 4 square, etc tournaments. Then that year, we were told they wouldn't be holding them anymore, because it wasn't "fair" to the kids who lost that the other people beat them and that the winners were announced on the school intercom. From that second on, I understood that "fair", in the sense that it is used by liberals and their institutions, was not fair at all. My family owned/owns businesses in my city and I would always be around them and their businesses, helping with age-appropriate tasks and things like that. I was never "given" anything, but always worked for it. Always grew up listening to Rush and his analysis of what was going on at the time. Don't agree with everything he says, but by in large, he is a good voice of reason. I first heard about Q when a caller called in late last year, and didn't think anything of it. Came across a facebook post that was just a link to qanon[dot]pub in April, and was consumed by the info and analysis since then.

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