"Qanon-adjacent" 
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Right. I think that’s fair. I just feel... in this case in particular... we are using Q as a scapegoat to avoid talking about a very real issue. That many people have brought up
This issue requires so little narrative that my tweet with the single-word comment "um" got >1k likes. Anyone with eyes can tell you what's wrong with this picture. Connecting it to any ideology at all is just a tribal play.
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I agree that it is easy to see what’s wrong with the picture. And linking the outrage to Q is perhaps disingenuous I don’t want to be equally dismissive in saying it’s automatically tribal. But instead recognizing media as a business... and those shortcomings
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"All this Qanon-adjacent criticism" is absolutely tribal, and you know it is.
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