QAnon Supporters Express Boredom With 'Same Old' Trump Speech: 'This Is Getting Ridiculous'

[Poiuyt]

Both QAnon and longtime supporters of former President Donald Trump criticized his Saturday night speech in Wellington, Ohio, accusing him of the "same-old, same-old" grievances against Democrats and his 2020 election loss to President Joe Biden.

QAnon supporters, some of whom are the former president's most fanatical online backers, sent a barrage of messages through the Telegram app that expressed boredom and even anger at the speech Trump described as "the very first rally of the 2022 election." They blasted Trump for not mentioning how his January 6 insurrection supporters are "rotting in jail." And numerous others said Trump should be booed by the Ohio rallygoers for even "bringing up the word 'vaccine,'" specifically because they believe COVID-19 was entirely a hoax.

But a majority of the top QAnon user comments simply expressed their outright boredom with Trump's post-election stump speech, in which he baselessly claimed to have won in November 2020 and blasted any dissenting GOP members as "traitors."

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https://www.newsweek.com/qanon-supporters-express-boredom-same-old-trump-speech-this-getting-ridiculous-1604489

[Skittles]

1. LOL

what the fuck is WRONG with these people, Donald NEVER FUCKING CHANGES, HE DOESN'T EVOLVE, JUST LIKE HIS BRAIN-DEAD FANS

[tanyev]

2. I always felt that Donny had the potential to alienate everyone

who’s ever supported him. The only question was whether the country could hang on long enough for that number to reach the tipping point.

[malaise]

15. And this is just the beginning

It is they who will turn on him - take that to the bank

[Mz Pip]

3. What took so long?

He’s been giving the same grievance filled speech for years.

[Initech]

4. Seriously, Q fans, I could have told you what he was going to say.

[Justice matters.]

18. I could have told them that all he wants is their money. nt

[GoodRaisin]

53. Yeah, honestly what did they expect?

He's a one trick pony. I guess some of them are finally realizing his trick is on them.

[hlthe2b]

5. The universal 'cardinal' sin: boring your audience

Chipping away at the cult is still progress.

[UTUSN]

6. Bwah!1

[Wounded Bear]

7. "Tired of the same old shit?"

[Thomas Hurt]

8. Yeah! the Pig needs to give them someone new to hate!

[NJCher]

13. hahah!

That's gonna' be tough! He's pretty much covered all the bases including Hispanic children.

[albacore]

30. I believe he hasn't hated on left-handers.... yet. "It's the lefties, I tell ya.....!" nt

[MetalMama]

50. As a leftie

and a leftist thanks for the chuckle.

I would be happy to be hated by Trump.

[efhmc]

51. Pretty sure he has already done that since Pres Obama is left handed but actually so was RR.

And lots of other American presidents.

[Blue Owl]

9. Their perceptory skills are dazzling... simply dazzling...

[brooklynite]

10. I'm confused...

The summer is full of concerts with has-been artists playing their old favorites to their loyal followers.

[soldierant]

32. Quality just doesn't get old as fast as crap.

People are still listining to GRreensleeves" - and not just at Christmas, either.

I am assuming that when you say "has-been" you imply "once-was" which in turn implies quality for the old hits. So they'd be listenable still.

TOT is more of a "never-was."

[pazzyanne]

11. trump is a one trick pony.

Complaining now about his rally speeches is just plain silly. On the bright side, this may be the beginning of him losing his base.

[Hugh_Lebowski]

12. What I love is that I've not heard one single actual word he spoke ... no video ...

not even seen a picture of his ugly mug up on the stage

I look forward to not even knowing TFG (has-been) even had some meaningless 'rally'.

That day will be soon, mark it down.

[paleotn]

14. GETTING ridiculous?

Oh...sorry. I forgot. These are complete morons were talking about here.

[RockRaven]

29. +1

[SoCalDavidS]

16. The Jim Jones Followers Starting To See The Light?

Too Fucking Late.

[thucythucy]

20. I wonder if there were any Jamestown residents

who, after drinking the Koolaid, began to have second thoughts.

[SoCalDavidS]

22. It Was Jonestown

And you obviously don't know the story.

There were guards with weapons surrounding them, and forcing parents to give the drink to their children.

Some drank it willingly, but most didn't. They had No choice in the matter.

[thucythucy]

26. Yikes! Yes, Jonestown. My mistake.

And I did know that many were coerced into drinking the Koolaid, but some weren't.

So I guess the answer then is "yes" people must have had all kinds of second thoughts. I suppose that finding yourself in a situation where you're being forced to murder your child is a definite sign that you may have made some less than perfect decisions at some point down the road.

[lame54]

23. Many were forced to at gunpoint...

So yes, they wanted out

[obamanut2012]

37. They had to force many to take the Flavor-Aid

As in, physically force. Many did not want to drink it.

[thucythucy]

42. But being at Jonestown and drinking the poison

came at the end of a long chain of other decisions.

Did people force them at gunpoint to join the church? To stay in it?

Granted, this is what cults do: compromise the autonomy of the inducted. But what about moving to Giana, and for the parents, choosing to bring their children? How involved a process must that have been? Obtaining passports and airline tickets, passing through an American airport where surely armed security couldn't have forced them past the gates and onto the plane. All along the way there must have been mulitiple decision points where a person had more or less to choose--do I go along with this or do I finally bolt to escape?

Similarly, it's been five years since The Slobfather became so dominant in GOP politics. What he is has been apparent all along. The people who remain loyal have had very many opportunities to re-evaluate their support, and yet here they are.

It's not a perfect analogy, I'll grant you, no analogy ever is. But it has certainly crossed my mind and others on more than one occasion.

[Marrah_Goodman]

49. No, the cult is just looking for even more nutty things

[Martin Eden]

17. Are they not entertained??!!!

Apparently not.

[Escurumbele]

19. trump is a fad, and it is starting to wear off...Soon there will only be a handful of people at his

rallies...not soon enough though.

Has anyone looked behind trump? Does he have a string and that is why he repeats the same stupidity over and over?

[lame54]

21. Yet The Who still gets cheers for My Generation...

Trump's material was shit to begin with

[BarbD]

24. They thought he could lead them somewhere --

Now they're in jail awaiting trials and sentencing and Donnie isn't even trying to raise money for their defense.

Disappointed? Who is going to pick up the torch? Marjorie Taylor Greene?

[AZLD4Candidate]

25. I guess insane ramblings about imaginary hobgoblins peppered with narcissism and lunacy

DOES actually have a shelf life.

[tavernier]

27. Someone needs to implant a Hahaha machine.

Laughter is the best medicine.

[keithbvadu2]

28. Breaking: "Q" is persona non grata at Trump's rally.....

https://democraticunderground.com/100215566109

Breaking: "Q" is persona non grata at Trump's rally.....

It seems like no Q clothing, paraphernalia, or sales.

[patphil]

31. I find it interesting that QAnon supporters are getting tired of Trump's same old same old.

Jeez, we got tired of their same old same old long ago.

[Mr. Evil]

33. I just find it amazing that in this day and age

millions of people can be so easily duped into worshiping an obese orange blob that never mentally or emotionally matured beyond the age of 12. Working class people devoted to a spoiled rotten rich kid from New York City. The only guess I can muster is that they actually believed that he was going to get rid of all THOSE people and they'd automatically, overnight become rich.

[ScratchCat]

45. It comes down to one thing

He went on Fox News and entertained their fantasy that Barack Obama was the secret manchurian candidate sent to steal America from white people and that was all it took. Because he did that, they'd pretend to believe anything he said. It is that simple.

[DAngelo136]

34. Those of us in NYC

Have seen this tired act for years. He was done in 80's, especially after the divorce from Ivana. He came off badly with the press.
What he didn't realize was that HE was a creature of the press. They made him and they ultimately turned on him and destroyed him. It was Mark Burnett who resurrected him from the scrap heap and gave him "The Apprentice" which remade his image as a successful businessman.
But he's never changed; he's the same person he's always been. And as we all know now, he never intended to win the Presidential election. The perfect storm of Republican incompetence, Evangelical Christian personality cult worship, medial sensationalism (Les Moonves, head of CBS said that he may not be good for the country but he was good for CBS) and an opposing candidate who may have been competent but personally unpopular. And let's face it, Hillary Clinton ran a bad campaign (She took too many things for granted).
He is who he is and he has exposed the underbelly of this country. "We have met the enemy, and he is us", said Pogo the hedgehog. https://time.com/5098415/the-unpresident-why-donald-trump-will-never-change/

[Mr. Evil]

35. Yup!

And your sig line says it all.

[betsuni]

36. No, Hillary did not run a bad campaign. That's a myth. Trump ran an absurdly bad campaign.

And was a horrible candidate. Hillary wasn't a bad candidate. People voted for Trump because they loved his anti-establishment populism, racism and sexism. Then they didn't care when he went along with every establishment Republican policy. He got away with the worst things, while the press pounded away at fictional Clinton corruption and nitpick everything she said while simultaneously criticizing her for being cautious around the press.

The most ridiculous reason given is if only Hillary had more rallies she would've won. Joe Biden didn't have a lot of rallies, didn't have a lot of money, didn't have people knocking on doors. He won. Rallies are not why people vote. There were other populist candidates with large rallies who claimed to be very popular but didn't win, rallies don't always mean votes.

The polling was correct in 2016: "But overall, national polls in 2016 were slightly more accurate than they were in 2012. That year, the final polling average understated President Obama's actual victory by 3.1 points. In 2016, according to the website RealClearPolitics, the final average was off by by just 1.2 points. ... So no, the polls weren't wrong." From "What Happened."

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/06/02/why-im-defending-hillary-clinton-commentary.html

[Cosmocat]

40. Yeah, this Hillary ran a bad campaign shit is tiresome

NO ONE runs a perfect campaign.

She ran a good campaign.

This country just is that fucking stupid and mean.

I told people that when he came down the escalator. He was a REAL threat to win the R nomination because he was what that party was becoming, and if he did, this country was absolutely stupid enough to make him POTUS because it just can't stop indulging the both siderism bullshit.

End of the day, Hillary is a highly competent, decent public servant and he is a completely immoral deranged would be dictator.

A country does not vote for the second because the first "took things for granted." The choice was FAR too clear.

This country did not elect the lunatic because she didn't campaign endlessly in Wisconsin (she put a LOT of time and resources in PA and still lost).

The country voted for a lunatic because 1/3 of the country full on wants a chrisofascist authoritarian state and another 1/3 of the country wants to think the people who believe in democracy are somehow just as flawed as the people who hate it.

[betsuni]

41. THANK YOU!

[obamanut2012]

38. Wrong, Hillary ran an almost perfect campaign

[betsuni]

39. Thank you! The "bad candidate" talking point really makes me angry.

As if Trump won by an extremely slim margin in swing states because of a fabulous campaign, was a great candidate.

[brush]

43. She didn't run a bad campaign. Are you purposely leaving out Comey's letter to Congress...

11 days before the election when she was way ahead in the polls, and also that news conference he had in the summer before the election where found no fault but excoriated her anyway?

And btw, she won the popular vote and there's still much doubt about trump's alleged win in three states by a total o 77k votes, just enough to win EC votes.

[efhmc]

44. I never had a clue that Pogo was a hedge hog???

[efhmc]

46. Pogo followed the adventures of its funny animal characters, including the title character,

an opossum.

[Caliman73]

47. I want my fascism FRESH and NEW.

You can't expect your fascist loving audiences to stay mad at the same ol' boring shit time after time! Mix it up! Throw in some anti-Semitism, throw in a little misogyny for goodness sake! You can't keep going to the "I really won the election" well, and whining. Get some new material dude!!

[lindysalsagal]

48. Every addict will tell you It takes more than last week to get the same high.

Every drug fails, eventually.

[LAS14]

52. :-) nt