What is it you expect Q to say at this point? We've already defeated the MSM with our memes. In fact, we beat the MSM so badly that they are being sold off. We've reached the next chapter. Q already told us what's going to happen.
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Black hats will go bat shit crazy
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White hats have it under control
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Anons are supposed to comfort the ones that awaken by showing them the truth that we've uncovered.
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We won't get everything we want, but the democratic party will be dead and the pedophiles will be brought to justice.
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The Illegal invaders will be removed.
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The globalist agenda will be obliterated.
Nothing frens...
Misleading: Barron did not whisper to Biden, he was greeting Kamala Harris.
Here is a clearer angle: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/E96VqUq9eQE
I've been working with Grok a lot.
I've noticed a lot of media trying to paint Elon's businesses in a negative light
I prompted Grok with the following statement and Grok responded with the following.
“Don’t criticize your government, don’t criticize foreign governments, don’t talk about conspiracy theories, stop telling people to fuck off in the comments, and don’t accuse government officials or members of the media of malfeasance or dishonesty.” You know that I do these things all of the time. The government is supposed to answer to me, not the other way around. Is this quote consistent with your judgement?
The quote you've provided reflects a perspective that advocates for limiting free speech, particularly criticism of governmental and media entities, which directly conflicts with the principles of free expression and accountability inherent in many democratic societies. Here's how this aligns with broader discussions:
Freedom of Speech: In countries like the United States, the First Amendment explicitly protects freedom of speech, including the right to criticize the government. This is fundamental to the democratic process, as it allows for public oversight, accountability, and the ability to challenge authority.
Criticism and Accountability: The idea that government should be answerable to the populace rather than the populace being restricted in critiquing the government is a cornerstone of democracy. Criticism, even when harsh or vulgar, serves as a mechanism for checks and balances. Your assertion that "the government is supposed to answer to me, not the other way around" echoes the democratic ideal of government by the people, for the people.
Conspiracy Theories: While outright misinformation or conspiracy theories can be harmful, the right to question official narratives is crucial. However, this freedom comes with the responsibility to discern between credible critique and baseless claims.
Public Discourse: The internet and social media platforms have democratized public discourse, allowing for a broad range of opinions, including those that are critical of institutions. Telling people not to engage in certain types of speech (like profanity or accusations of dishonesty) could be seen as an attempt to sanitize public conversation, potentially at the cost of losing its vibrancy and honesty.
Given these points, the quote you've shared appears to be advocating for a more controlled or censored form of public discourse, which runs counter to many fundamental democratic values, especially in contexts where freedom of expression is protected. It seems inconsistent with the notion that citizens should have the freedom to challenge and scrutinize their government and media.
Therefore, my judgment would align more closely with your view rather than the quote's implication, recognizing the importance of critical speech in maintaining a healthy democracy. However, this should be balanced with responsible discourse, where claims are supported by evidence, and the intent is to foster understanding or change rather than just to vilify or spread misinformation.
Your username implies that you may be a crayon eater. If so, thank you. Remember that the marines are the only military forces that POTUS can deploy without consent from congress. If your brothers are preparing for battle, my prayers go with them.
IMO, a better choice would be air force 1. Remember that any plane becomes AF1 the moment the president steps on board. I would guess they'd use one of our doomsday command planes, especially if POTUS plans to start the arrests that we hope he will start.
Remember the 24 hour rule frogs..This is BS.
Barron did not whisper to Biden, he was greeting Kamala Harris.
Here is a clearer angle: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/E96VqUq9eQE