The problem with The Watchmen is Alan Moore's message that only our progressive elite-thinking overlords know what's best for us while they screw with our lives and break a gigaton of eggs to make their utopian omelet.

So Alan Moore basically gives the same justification for mass murder as the Soviets.

Then it's topped off with Rorschach representing right wingers who are just too closed minded to accept big-picture progressive solutions.

I love the novel as a work of art though.

That aside, I agree with your overall point, and I think this is among the most important Q drops. It informs Anons that being impatient is futile, and it serves as a reminder that one of the main objectives of the white hats is not to satisfy Anons but to wake the normies. Not being mindful of the latter is the most common and demoralizing mistake I see among Anons.

This also means that proximity to the precipice should not be measured by how troubling our current situation is to us Anons, but by how scared the normies and libs become. We're a loooong way away as we watch our friends still defending Biden, promoting transexualism, and pretending the economy is wonderful. Waking them will literally require a nuclear blast as the Dems mount a coup. And it won't be orchestrated by white hats. They will just allow the cabal to remove their own masks.

The problem with The Watchmen is Alan Moore's message that only our progressive elite-thinking overlords know what's best for us while they screw with our lives and break a gigaton of eggs to make their utopian omelet.

So Alan Moore basically gives the same justification for mass murder as the Soviets.

Then it's topped off with Rorschach representing right wingers who are just too closed minded to accept big-picture progressive solutions.

I love the novel as a work of art though.

That aside, I agree with your overall point, and I think this is among the most important Q drops. It informs Anons that being impatient is futile, and it serves as a reminder that one of the main objectives of the white hats is not to satisfy Anons but to wake the normies. Not being mindful of the latter is the most common and demoralizing mistake I see among Anons.

This also means that proximity to the precipice should not be measured by how troubling our current situation is to us Anons, but by how scared awake the normies and libs are. We're a loooong way away when we watch our friends defend Biden, celebrate transexualism, and pretend the economy is wonderful. Waking them up will literally require a nuclear blast as the Dems mount a coup. And it won't be orchestrated by white hats. They will just allow the cabal to remove their own masks.

The problem with The Watchmen is Alan Moore's message that only our progressive elite-thinking overlords know what's best for us while they screw with our lives and break a gigaton of eggs to make their utopian omelet.

So Alan Moore basically gives the same justification for mass murder as the Soviets.

Then it's topped off with Rorschach representing right wingers who are just too closed minded to accept big-picture progressive solutions.

I love the novel as a work of art though.

That aside, I agree with your overall point, and I think this is among the most important Q drops. It informs Anons that being impatient is futile, and it serves as a reminder that one of the main objectives of the white hats is not to satisfy Anons but to wake the normies.

This also means that proximity to the precipice should not be measured by how troubling our current situation is to us Anons, but by how scared awake the normies and libs are. We're a loooong way away when we watch our friends defend Biden, celebrate transexualism, and pretend the economy is wonderful. Waking them up will literally require a nuclear blast as the Dems mount a coup. And it won't be orchestrated by white hats. They will just allow the cabal to remove their own masks.