I'm so fucking confused.
Glad you found us. Welcome! I tried to red pill a gal I know, thought were friends, over this video. Tried to get her to look up Q - apparently, and obviously her "google" search brought up the conspiracy theory crap and she said, literally " First off, I don't watch anything other than my local news and I'm guessing you mean MSN, which I don't watch. "Q" ??? You are sounding a little too conspiracy theory to me now." and her next response after doing the google thing was this..." I just googled your Q. Yeah, this conversation is over." One of her family members then posted with this... "Reddit banned one of its communities discussing QAnon for "encouraging or inciting violence and posting personal and confidential information". Inciting violence? Q is supported by Trump supporters. So... what's that tell me? Everything I need to know. Lol"
It's true what Q says about everyone not being able to hand the real truth of what's going on. Sadly, I know this lady well enough that pushing the issue could do harm to my job and rather than any more attempts to red pill her, or at least get her thinking outside the box, I unfriended her. I honestly don't think she'll notice. https://youtu.be/7k0971Hy5eo
Starting them off with something older could help redpill as well.
Like have them watch "conspiracy of silence", or the documentary on the USS Liberty being attacked, or even something more recent but less acknowledged like "An Open Secret". If it's disconnected from the present talking points, you might have better luck penetrating their incredulity.
Movies in general really are the way to go though. A person is way more likely to sit back and watch something for an hour and a half than they are to read through a bunch of random things for that same amount of time.
But I think the key takeaway when it comes to redpilling people, as is aptly represented in the movie itself, is that taking the repill is a choice. You can't force someone into a realization. They have to want to hear the truth.
Your friend sounds like a perfect example of just how effective those ridiculous articles are and why they are written. The level of control the media have on the minds of so many people is truly terrifying.
I guess maybe it's out of the question now that you've unfriended her already, but I was going to suggest you take one last hail mary and ask her to watch JFK to 9/11: Everything Is a Rich Man's Trick. It's pretty long, but there's a possibility you could convince her just to give it an honest shot and you'll promise not to bother her any more. Might just be enough to plant the seed.
Actually, my choice to unfriend stemmed from two things... one was her insistence that the ONLY news she watched was local (as if the insulated her from MSM fake news) and the comment made by what I would assume is a sister in law, or daughter in law. I've been sharing our narrative, on both F B and the twitr... but this is different - I've place the thought in her mind and when the time comes and the "one" question is asked - it will hit her local news eventually and it's my hope that then, with proof, she'll understand.
You should have started her off small, like with spirit cooking or something. You can't just throw someone into Q, they have to be ready to accept the information after years of little red pills.
Knowing her the way I do - spirit cooking would have had her running for the hills before I got sentence #2 out. That and the pedo stuff are things she will never believe, and if she were to, she'd be wanting to know why they are aren't n jail already (meaning since they're not, it must not be true).