meta-agnostic
Jedi Master
I agree that a coherent critical examination of the Q phenomenon would continue to be valuable. The getting hung up on the word psyop and psyop=bad does not really elucidate anything. In our STS world, is the criticism supposed to go something like: if Q was good, [he] would just straightforwardly tell the truth about everything, but since [he] does not, and by [his] own admission obfuscates, [he] must be bad? Even if it is at least obvious on the surface that the people [he] is trying to 'trick' are the bad people?So, the C's said Q was an "insider" of psyops. All Q followers believe the "insider" part, but I keep wondering about the "psyops" part. Psychological operations are not necessarily devious in nature; are they? The whole premise of Q is to get people to think about what is going on in a deeper manner. That is a psychological operation, but is it negative? Would love to hear more input from the group and/or C's.
I get that the "trust the plan" thing is a bit like taking people's power away and making them trust in the nebulous "plan." Unfortunately, America has strayed so far from the Constitution that without a bloody revolution, this may be the only alternative.
There remains the distinct possibility that Q is ultimately in some ways bad, but if so, should it not be possible with some further research and observation to convincingly point out how this is the case? And for it to be worthwhile, to be able to point it out to someone who has been taken in by the Q phenomenon who is not a complete dullard? (they do exist)
Not to mention, much sentiment still comes from (some) forum members and SOTT that Trump is at least trying to do some good, and Trump is no closer to denouncing Q than he was over the summer. So what gives? I guess we'll wait and see.
p.s. Q is posting again today.