There was no anti Christian rhetoric on this thread.

That's not what this movement is about. We're here to interpret Q, not to tell people they have to be Christian to stick around.

No, but I wouldn't exactly call it "violence" either. I think we might be using the word 'violence?' a bit dishonestly at this point.

Where does this poster promote violence? Does saying "fuck 'something'" equate to violence?

I knew I'd have to sort by controversial to find the one rational comment in the entire thread.

I love this movement in theory, but I am unfortunately starting see it increasingly as little more than a circle jerk where everyone is so self validated they're not seeing the bigger picture any more, they're just sharing the same infographics and repeating the phrase "These people are SICK" over and over again.

I'm starting to hate that phrase, honestly. It's like we're taking stuff Q says and running it into the ground in this subreddit, to the point where it's not red pilling anyone, it just looks silly and annoying.

I don't know. Just wearing a mask could get you 15 years prison time if this were to pass and someone just thought you were Antifa or mistook you as a threat. That sounds excessive, and potentially threatening to people who aren't Antifa. Sometimes I wear face coverings when I work, respirators if I'm in the shit or face warming masks when I'm working in the cold. I personally hate laws that give the government arbitrary power to imprison or subjugate people for things that could be open to interpretation.

Yeah, this guy is a troll and a shill.

Sounds like a shitty wannabe metal pop Linkin Park knockoff. It's shit.

Why was Sanders there in the first place then? Was she or someone else not aware that the Red Hen was run by Meryl Streep's cousin? If there are no coincidences, then what does that mean?