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Because crazy people are interesting. Remember when 10,000 Qtards suddenly showed up on voat? Many of them were literally insane, and it was the craziest and most fascinating thing ever. jewish space lasers burning a path across California for the bullet train. Serialbrain2 going full skitzo with his jewish numbers, adding and subtracting times stamps on tweets, and even some crazy stuff that proved something or other.
Malfunction is different and interesting.
insane people (goyim) are “interesting”? Let me get this straight: so the joos created a psyop (guessing most of those ‘voat users’, twitter users, were not real LOL, honey pots, so you got sucked in too), then the joos labeled the goyim “insane”, sucked in all the well meaning “goyim” (I mean who doesn’t want child traffickers dead?), then the joo press programs all the other goyim to call the “q” goyim “insane conspiracy idiots”?
That’s fucking brilliant divide and conquer shit. You have to offer atleast a one handed applause.
No wonder “q” is always and still a headline in the joo press, years after it “died”. Begs a question: are you a joo or part of the goyim? Let me guess…
q was also a good example of a “recruitment psyop”, ‘govment’ wants people who can solve complex puzzles, regardless of whether or not they (autists) believe their work is for the “greater good”. The movie “good will hunting” explains the concept of how the abc gov recruitment process works. I was just explaining this to someone a couple of days ago. The numbers joo dude on x report: numbers were “almost” correct, point out the inconsistencies and nasa or some other abc is probably calling you up the next day.. next level recruiting.
IMO, yes. Unusual events and behaviors are 'new', and now there's a thing called 'news' because these new things typically attract interest from humans.
I don't know the purpose of the Qtard op, but the numbers and intensity of belief indicate it probably had some success.
To be fair, and accurate, most of them were probably just suffering from poor cognition and associated social issues. My favorite ironic quote from 'Q': You're watching a show.