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BigFatDaddy ago

They didn't ban me, but Shizy and Oh_Well_Ian flipped out like absolute spergs the one time I commented that I was skeptical of something Q said Trump would do (take over the Fed). Turned out he's just appointing more governors to its board, so their reeing was for nothing. Still, the mere fact that the word "skeptical" triggered them so bad says a lot to me.

https://voat.co/v/GreatAwakening/2645897/13377398

CheeseboogersGhost ago

I've had them sperg out at high levels before after they ping spammed me. Its obvious what they are.

bdmthrfkr ago

I am willing to go with the shitskin shill theory, kikes do bash themselves when they shill but I can recognize the hatred when you do it. You still fall into 1 of the 3 most hated categories here on Voat, please help me decide which it is.

  1. Draw mufuckface (or disparage him in print)

or

  1. Join the White race and post a picture of you eating bacon (we will reverse search the picture so it had better be OC).

Until you do one of those two things we will just assume that you are the enemy...which you are. @srayzie

Hand_of_Node ago

What are the three categories?

And noticing your ping, are you one of the Q people? If so, why?

bdmthrfkr ago

Hey, newfag, get with the pogrom! The categories are...

  1. Kikes and their liberal minions

  2. Shitskin moslem invaders

  3. Niggers

Who else would it be?

Hand_of_Node ago

Ah, was thinking shills, jews, and 'something'.

Anyway, the first cult I encountered after arriving In Cultifornia was the Breatharians, when I attended their first public talk. (meet your nutritional needs by breathing - seriously) There've been many cults here since then. The "Q" thing seems to generate the same kind of fervor among its adherents, based on a similar level of evidence.

Vindicator ago

The "Q" thing seems to generate the same kind of fervor among its adherents, based on a similar level of evidence.

Only someone who has not seriously examined what Q has said would claim this. He has repeatedly proven -- literally dozens of times -- he is who he claims. He also has predicted numerous specific events before they happened and/or became news, starting with the coup in SA. Some things he predicted have either not happened yet, or been acknowledged by him as disinfo. All that comment like this one does is make it clear to all that you aren't actually interested in considering the evidence in a serious manner for yourself; which is the position of all major media outlets as they have been eager to report for the past few days.

Hand_of_Node ago

Maybe it's a similar effect to those dot pics in color-blindness tests, but I read a number of those and saw nothing interesting enough to seriously examine. In this age of craziness, I don't entirely write it off as a bunch of hooey. Maybe there's a small chance that Q is real, in 'some sense'?

If that were true, the whole op would then be even more bizarre, at least to non-cult members, because there's no question about whether it's taken on the form of a cult or not. Look, whether it's in the pattern of the shaken chicken bones, in the shape and frequency of the clouds in smoke signals, or in mysterious and vague assortments of words posted anonymously to the internet, this is a bizarre method for revealing the secrets of our planetary government.

The "Q" thing seems to generate the same kind of fervor among its adherents, based on a similar level of evidence.

Only someone who has not seriously examined what Q has said would claim this. He has repeatedly proven -- literally dozens of times -- he is who he claims.

Can you detect the irony in your fervent response?

I would ask you to point me to those proofs, and still will... But I suspect they would be based on interpretations of those bone/cloud/anon post patterns. If there's credible proof, I would take a look at it.

(I've also given a fair shake to the flat earth proponents, the "no man on the moon" people, the "nukes aren't real" folks, and some others. Unlike the credible evidence I'm sure you're about to reveal, they just quite never got to the point of producing reality-based evidence. But I'm serious, despite the sarcasm slipping into that last sentence. I'll give it a chance and take a look.)

An interesting, and perhaps relevant article: https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Evaluating_Evidence

srayzie ago

You could try looking at this.

Have you seen it @Vindicator?

Vindicator ago

I had not. Thanks for the link, srayz. :-)

srayzie ago

You’re welcome. Qproofs.com too