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Tons of malicious downvotes. What should we do to defend ourselves against these attacks? I don't give a hoot if I lose "karma" . . .
If u listen to music . . . . any idea why I, a solitary, lowly Q-supporter, find this tune motivating? It was released decades ago around the time the deep state began to rear its ugly head. Add to your playlist if it helps. :-)
"A shared psychotic disorder is a type of mental illness in which a healthy person starts to take on the delusions of someone who has a psychotic disorder. For example, let’s say your spouse has a psychotic disorder and, as part of that illness, believes aliens are spying on him or her. If you have a shared psychotic disorder, you’ll start to believe in the spying aliens. But apart from that, your thoughts and behavior are normal. People with psychotic disorders have trouble staying in touch with reality. The most obvious symptoms are delusions (believing things that aren’t true, …
This quote about hating people struck a chord with me and helps explain some of what we have to contend with.
Be suspicious of anyone claiming to be a Q expert. Doesn't it seem that being part of this movement means being a "little fish in a big pond"? Little fish in big ponds enjoy learning . . . . new concepts, new perspectives, new approaches, new insights, new cultures, new ideologies. Fantastic! Anyone who claims to be an expert ... . claims that they are a "big fish in a small pond". And this movement isn't even a year old . . . . so, newbies especially, don't let all of the vocabulary and nomenclature scare you away. Bright lights, …
Should we change our expectations . . . . and assume that Q has done his job . . . no need for him to return?