A friend for 40+ years posted this on Facebook "I have always thought I was the beneficiary of an excellent education because my parents sent me to private Catholic schools. I thought we were taught well in the areas of research, critical thinking and logic. I am disheartened by the sheer number of people who shared my educational background who boarded and rode the Trump train, who bought into the lies around the election, who hold Rush Limbaugh up as a role model, who attempt to justify the insurrection and who spread conspiracy theories such as those espoused by QAnon. I now wonder if the schools that I’ve always considered to be of a higher standard were either just average or just elitist?" I want to respond, not to start a fight or WW3 but everything that I start to writer gets my blood boiling. Yes, I know I could ignore it, delete her or snooze her BUT Q tells us we need to help educate and I am at a loss. So, I thought I would reach out to my fellow frens and get some help and ideas. Anyone?
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To start tell her there is no such thing as qanon. That before she speaks or writes she should educate herself on who to believe or not believe. MSM is bad source and uses qanon . WE Have Q and we are anons. There is no qanon.
I Think this q vs qanon thing is not a good starting place. Its fine for MSM because they should know better, but regular people don't. Regular people know q as qanon. We need to educate about what q is all about rather than semantics. There's lots of time for 'there is no qanon' later after redpilling.