I see it everywhere. But it disheartens me to see it on Thomas Wictor's posts on QV. He keeps blaming "Qanon" constantly for creating riots. If I didn't know any better I would have thought this was some kind of PyOps.
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In my own case, my best friend and my brother (both Trump supporters, but highly skeptical of any kind of conspiracy theories) are coming around and more open to Q stuff (duh, its hitting them in the face now, they can't escape it) but what I keep hearing from both of them is "Yeah, I can see it kinda makes sense, but really, we are only listening to this because you are talking about it. Its quite possible Trump might somehow prevail without all this being true"
And it occured to me - these people are scared to be wrong. Scared that they would become laughing stock if they believe these outrageous theories (in their own mind perhaps?) and really want to distance themselves from the responsibility for believing it.
I thought back to my own thinking and I am perfectly happy to be wrong. I know I will get a lot of flack from everyone, and I know they will make fun of me for years. I can already imagine family gatherings where everyone show up with tinfoil hats on their heads to make fun of me. But I am okay with that. At least I am true to my own belief system. You cant always live worrying about how people think of you.