Now you're being deliberately obtuse, and/or disingenuous in your response. > the central tenets that is mentioned in the article being a pedophile ring in the

Now you're being deliberately obtuse, and/or disingenuous in your response. > the central tenets that is mentioned in the article being a pedophile ring in the government The central tenets (plural) of the study the article references are as follows: -The government, media, and financial worlds in the US are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a global child sex-trafficking operation. -There is a storm coming soon that will sweep away the elites in power and restore the rightful leaders. -Because things have gotten so far off track, true American patriots may have to resort to violence in order to save our country. Quite obviously that's significantly more extreme than your ridiculously watered-down interpretation of the survey's questions. More interesting tidbits: -43% of QAnon believers are Republicans, compared to 19% of Democrats. -QAnon believers are 2.7x as likely to be conservatives than liberals. -QAnon believers are 4.6x to get their news from far-right sources than from mainstream news outlets. QAnon is predominately a right-wing problem. Trump rallies were rife with Q imagery. It also permeated the January 6 riots. In your mind, "both sides" is valid. In reality, "both sides" is complete horseshit. The right is full of morons and assholes, and imo intentionally obtuse and/or disingenuous people such as yourself fall squarely into the latter bucket.