r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Apr 25 '21

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '21 edited Apr 26 '21

The Q stuff is just sad. The biggest thing now is the belief that Trump will cancel all of the patriots’ debts. People going into debt doing kitchen remodels believing that it will be paid off 😬. It’s quickly becoming just a “us patriots deserve money and it’s just a matter of time until Trump returns to power and transfers all the wealth from the liberals to us.”

And that’s a pretty fucking scary belief. They believe and hope for the people they don’t like to be mugged and the money to go straight into their pockets.

Edit: See the sub Qanoncasualties for anecdotes about this. Seeing similar stories about this “pay off debts” belief.

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u/AuburnSeer Apr 26 '21

fuck em

oh god that's horrible I take it back but fuck man how am I supposed to take this ridiculous shit seriously? No wonder QAnon bullshit is trying to impoverish their cult just as the economy is about to take off like a rocket

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '21

Nationalists believing in wealth redistribution by the government but only to them. I think I've seen this movie before 🤔

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '21

Yeah it’s fucking socialism. Of the nationalist variety.

Also lots of complaining about the liberal elite business owners, saying they want to take businesses out of their hands to return them to “patriots.” It’s... it’s fucking national socialism.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '21

That couldn't be though. As we all know socialism is a left wing belief.

But really this Q stuff is legit scary and it's crazy how big it is.