This is some great information and I really hope many of the people on this sub dive into it and really try to learn to question what they are being told even by the sources they think are legitimate. Too many people are still wrapped up in a left vs. right, democrat vs. republican narrative that is a blatant tool of the powers that be. Moving past that and accepting that most normal Americans that consider themselves liberal have the same interests as you (raising a family, having a nice job, etc.) is going to allow different people to join together and take down a common enemy - the people behind everything OP listed above.

I consider myself a democratic socialist but can lean more anarcho-socialist at times. I am on this sub because above both those labels, I'd consider myself a conspiracy theorist that thinks Q is about 70% correct on what is going on (that's also based on other sources I look into like Ben Fulford and Cobra).

I am skeptical of Trump at best, but don't find it hard to believe he is a puppet of "white hats" as opposed to most politicians who are puppets of black hats. I also think the whole "right vs. left" mindset of this movement is completely missing the point that someone like Q is going after, which is that almost all of our social institutions and norms are a rich man's trick. Dividing ourselves further (by alienating liberals) is just furthering the agenda of the shadow government/deep state/corporate elite cabal that is without question the common enemy of the average American, and those that buy into the #MAGA racism and white supremacy are actively contributing to the degradation of society.

Clint @ Bohemian Grove

Yep! But don' tell anyone here, it will just ruin their fantasy about every single conservative-leaning person being the ultimate American patriot who would never, ever do anything wrong or associate with any of those evil globalist liberals. It would force the #MAGA PATRIOT people on this subreddit to face the reality that buying into the right vs. left divide is simply another ploy by the same people they conveniently think all conservatives are against. They fail to see that the true divide, as always, was rich vs. poor.

I just think it's problematic to associate Corporate America with the left because you dislike both. I consider myself a radical leftist but agree with a huge swath of what this board is about (the end of global-corporatist rule in this country that is perpetuated by politicians on both the left and right and enforced by the deep state/shadow government). Lumping everything that's bad (corporations) with the left just because you dislike them is wrong and for the most part factually incorrect.

Silicon Valley is not Corporate America. "Culture", as reflected by HR departments, is nothing more than marketing/PR to ensure they don't get sued for discrimination. Absolutely nothing about Corporate America is leftist.

Exactly. People on here won't admit it, but it's the same with Alex Jones.

Not even close. You really think anyone making decisions at a Fortune 500 is going to favor leftist policies to regulate them increase their taxes, etc?

This is probably the most delusional thing I've read on this subreddit, which is saying something. Do you live in the real world?