QAnon Supporter, Wins GOP House Primary in Georgia

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Are you a Qanoner? If so, I’d like to know what specifically you believe. Qanoners are incredibly fascinating to me.

My favourite breed are the ones that think JFK is alive and is helping Trump to root out the Deep State, but that’s probably a very extreme sub-species.
 
Dr_Meinheimer said:
You are certainly welcome to your opinion.
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OK. The NRA says that Obama is coming to get our guns. What happens? A man believes it and shoots two police officers. You are welcome to my opinion on that. Hoaxing has consequences.

www.nytimes.com

Gunman Kills 3 Police Officers in Pittsburgh (Published 2009)

Three police officers were fatally shot and two others wounded after they responded to a domestic dispute call.
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" Another longtime friend, Aaron Vire, said Poplawski feared that President Barack Obama was going to take away his rights, though he said he “wasn’t violently against Obama.”"
 
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I did see a fascinating case made that OJ was innocent and his son actually committed the murders.

I’m not a QAnon believer, though I do think the hostility toward any notion of conspiracies is naive. Thanks, Richard Hofstadter.
 
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LeafByNiggle said:
Anonkun:
while being very firm on defending Christianity and patriotism from the current crop of sjw’s.
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“SJW” seems like an odd way to describe enemies of Christianity, since by all accounts at least one of the Saints of the Church, Oscar Romero, was a SJW.
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As long as there was a Hillary and Bill Clinton, there was an audience for President Trump.
 
The theory OJ’s son might have been involved in the murders goes back to 1994.

QAnon cannot take credit for that one.
 
I don’t know that much about QAnon or their conspiracy theories, but I think I saw something about this GOP winner wanting to get Nancy Pelosi out - I am all for that so she can’t be that bad.
 
Well, they keep him healthy and spry at the compound he’s kept at.
 
QAnon are time travelers (probably).

Like Jay Z and Nicholas Cage.

(Joking)
 
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I feel Trump personified and embraced the talking points of right wing media.

Rush Limbaugh, Fox News, Hannity, Ann Coulter, etc. without them, there wouldn’t have been an audience for Trump.
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I don’t agree. Limbaugh, Fox, Coulter are PRODUCTS of the disaffection of somewhere around 40% of the population with the governing elites. They’re not originators.
 
7_Sorrows said:
I don’t know that much about QAnon or their conspiracy theories, but I think I saw something about this GOP winner wanting to get Nancy Pelosi out - I am all for that so she can’t be that bad.
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Nancy Pelosi claims her support for abortion is based on her Catholic faith, so QAnon and this congresswoman are not the only fantasy subscribers in politics.
 
" Last spring, the FBI released an intelligence bulletin informing law enforcement about the threat of “fringe political conspiracy theories” which, the bureau said, would “very likely motivate some domestic extremists to commit criminal [and] sometimes violent activity.” Among the theories specifically cited was QAnon, a sprawling, bizarre set of theories centered on the idea that President Trump is engaged in a hidden battle against a cabal of pedophiles and sex traffickers which involves an endless array of celebrities, public figures and government officials.

There was good reason to include QAnon. Two months prior, a man allegedly influenced by the conspiracy theory shot and killed a suspected Mafia boss on Staten Island. When he appeared in court for an extradition hearing, he held up the palm of his hand, on which he’d scrawled a Q — a reference to the anonymous figure whose cryptic messages purporting to reveal secret government information power the movement. In June 2018, a QAnon adherent had blocked access to the Hoover Dam, demanding the release of a secret report Q had suggested existed. The month before that, QAnon adherents had gone around the Tucson area looking for secret child sex trafficking camps they believed existed."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli..._politics1-8-12_qanon-730a:homepage/story-ans
 
Oh no dangerous right wingers!

Seriously the FBI is investigating QAnon supporters? Thought crime, anyone?
 
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