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I have to admit, i've stayed away from the Q conspiracies, knowing where they all came from and just generally hearing the nonsense of the few things I have hea
by grawprog 6y ago
I have to admit, i've stayed away from the Q conspiracies, knowing where they all came from and just generally hearing the nonsense of the few things I have heard.
But, I have to admit, had I read more of it at the time, I would have been ready to believe it.
Ever since then, I don't like writing this comment, people completely dismiss me after that, but a friend of mine actually did apply for a job about a year before that all came out, at a pizza place, not a chain, some tiny little hole in the wall in a seedy neighbourhood, and was shown a back room with some matresses where she was told she could 'make extra money'.
The thing is, there are dark, terrible seedy things that go on in the world, but, unlike what people like Q and the people that believe him think, it's not some grand unified conspiracy involving every level of government and large companies.
It's places in your neighbourhood, apartments where women are trafficked from foreign countries by gangs and pimps to make them money, or they run hidden brothels out of businesses they own.
Conflating these things to a giant conspiracy though is wrong and takes attention away from the people actually doing terrible things and lets them keep getting away with it while everyone's busy going after this shady non-existent shadow network.