On losing a family member to Q

[kpete]

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[dawg day]

1. Truly, in the past this would have been recognized

as mental illness. They are paranoid and delusional, and it is having a negative effect on their behavior and relationships.

[spooky3]

2. I totally agree. Nt

[Timewas]

3. I see

where he goes out of his way to get infected and no masks, I would not let him in my house even if he were my son..

[Newest Reality]

4. Q

Q is just a way to sit on your ass or run around raving while doing nothing at all but live in an echo chamber bubble, feeding your confirmation biases. Fake indignation is a sign of that.

Meanwhile, there is no concern about what has happened to actual children in actual cages and the allegations of sexual and physical abuse. He won't be fighting for stopping that, if he fights at all.

Q really may be a really big psyop, (the conspiracy IS the conspiracy theory) because you can see how "patriots" are diverted and mislead. They are even tending to be manipulated to adore Fascists and ignore the facts and substance of what's really going on.

How's that for "mind control"? Their psychological needs are being recognized and catered to in order to distract them.

[essme]

5. Lost a 35 year friendship to "Q"

Exact same crap as above.

It's horribly sad.

[Ferrets are Cool]

6. Sounds like a description of my SIL