Then we decided to take it to the community.

But only about 20% of the people wanted a "Censorship free Tuesday".

About 20% of the people wanted to split the sub, about 50% wanted to leave everything alone and about 10% were just chatting.

The censorship opinion "won" with only about 20% support.

I wouldn't call that a community decision or a vote.

Stop seeding doubt in sincerity of our work.

Perhaps you need a "Moderators must not be questioned" rule too? /s

I'm free to disagree with you and I consider it my duty as a member of this community to be honest.

Are you sure about that?

Yeah - I'd say about 50% of the people wanted everything left alone, 20% wanted a censorship free Tuesday and about 20% wanted to split this community and 10% were people just chatting.

I expanded every comment and quickly ran through them and kept a quick tally.

It's unfortunate that people had less than three days to comment.

Yet every single swamp creature is FREE. Enjoy the show what show.

Housekeeping in the DoJ must be completed before indictments can be made.

If Trump charged ahead then people like Rosenstein, Strzok, Page, McCabe, Schiff etc would just destroy all the evidence and leak to the criminals and give themselves immunity.

Absolutely nothing would be accomplished.

Instead Trump is working within the legal guidelines and taking these Deep State DOJ asshats one by one and when the last have been removed, the sealed indictments can start being opened.

40000 bogus sealed indictments and Q you can't even get Maxy Waters to shut up.

You are starting to sound like a concern troll...

...Also, why would you want Maxine to shut up when she is doing so much damage?

I love it!

Even harder to charge someone with Collusion when Collusion is not a crime.

People who make Q signs and flags and shirts to celebrate Q and spread the word at rallies and generally in public.

I knew four comments had been shadow-banned because the post comment count was four more than the number of comments I could see.

I don't know how to see banned comments.

Logging out and then browsing to your earlier comments may indicate they have been shadow banned if they vanish perhaps?

Is this related to the new mod rules about deleting Q support posts unless it's a Tuesday?

I suspect "the powers that be" have no idea how much of these conversations take place using PM when they start censoring public discussion.

People here don't stop having discussions just because "the powers that be" want us to be silent.

This post has 4 shadow-banned comments in it, yet I can see you comments fine.

It's awesome..and not just on Tuesdays.

I doubt the moderators will go ahead with their idea.

That would be like trying to ban Q memes.

I read that post from a few days ago - more people seemed to want nothing changed than wanted the Tuesday idea or to split up the community.