1. Trump's refusal to disavow QAnon on Friday, along with his constant nod-and-wink to QAnon, & the embrace he & other party leaders have given to Marjorie Taylor Greene, and the large number of QAnon candidates are all signs that QAnon is the GOP future.
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Horrifying as this is, it means the death of the GOP.
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Or does it mean the rise of QAnon as a political force in US politics?
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It's a new religious movement.
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Not a structural cause, but I have a theory that QAnon's recent growth was propelled by Trump Country wanting a Bizarro BLM to call their own.
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The obsession with pedophilia is for sure a way to have a “righteous cause” that requires them to only be outraged and can be used as trump card to say “oh well you don’t care about this?”
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So what happens if the Dems win and then say “We agree with you Qanon. We are going through shedloads of money at the FBI and law enforcement to fight this”. Does that take away a keystone of Qanons raisin d’être, or do they double down on conspiracy and move to another cause?
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The purpose of QAnon is not to defeat deep state pedophiles. Its purpose, as mentioned, is to reconcile Trump the failure with Trump the icon. Nothing the democrats could or would do would satisfy that requirement.
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When he loses in November, what will Trump call his grievance media project that’s been on hold since his surprise win in 2016?
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