That argument would be more effective if the people who don’t follow Q had spent the past two years organizing some alternative plan that could then woo people away from Q simply by offering a better plan.

But I don’t think the non-Q people have even tried putting together a manifesto yet, let alone a counter plan. So who are the complacent ones? The closest thing to a plan outside of Q would be what Owen Benjamin talks about: disengaging from the false binaries of the media propaganda, grow your own food, build connections with your neighbors, don’t fall for the fear the media pushes, get married, have kids, focus on local politics, and build community alternatives to the corporate media and big tech social media companies. But when do the anti-Q people even bring any of that up around here? It’s like the entire anti-Q plan is to bitch about the Q plan. They think Q makes us complacent, well maybe we think bitching about Q is making THEM complacent.

There have been some positives too. More people are awake because of Q. Voter turnout has increased. But the skeptic in me does recognize the credibility in your argument.

Haven't learned much in a year here, have you?