MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted26840 in Perfectly rational American cartoon artist. by TrrumpCuckBunker
I liked it in the 90s. I was a young teen discovering best case, the people in power didn't know what they were doing; worst case, they knew EXACTLY what they were doing. A futile existence ruled over by an incompetent boss and malevolent anthropomorphic animals made sense to me? But I haven't tried rereading the strips I liked back then. I suspect I wouldn't enjoy them anymore.
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by thedoofwarrior in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
It really it fun, isn't it? The way people ruin their lives does make me sad though. People go on and on about how everything would be find and dandy if it wasn't for lizard people or the alien grays or Jews and I just want to scream, 'It's literally just capitalism, dummy!"
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted2159 in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
Seriously. MK Ultra, Gladio, and Jeffrey Epstein should be enough fodder to keep a citizen researcher busy for a lifetime.
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by jyajay in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
TELL ME EVERYTHING
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted23972 in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
Haha, good point!
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted26813 in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
That seems like a pretty common experience; you get a little into a relatively fun and harmless conspiracy like aliens or something, and eventually you keep going deeper into full fledged brainworms. I enjoy listening to debunk podcasts like Q Anon Anonymous, but sometimes I think it might not be healthy to take any interest in conspiracy theories whatsoever. Furthermore, the tragicomedy of witnessing people descend into complete madness is a real cry/laugh situation that also might not be great to marinate in, I admit. I do find the whole situation fascinating though.
My current theory is that "antisemitism is the socialism of fools" also explains just about every conspiracy theory.
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by hogposting in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
Oh, good point. That would certainly keep me from wasting more of my time. Of course, I also enjoy reading about batshit conspiracy theories, so it's not like I wouldn't have a good time . . . I'm not saying that's a good thing.
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates wrote
Reply to Same old same old by ziq
Holy shit.
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by katzenellenbogen in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
I tried to explain it to my mom since she was telling me about the family friend who's been posting about it, and it basically boiled down to "these people are crazy idk what to tell you." I listened to the TrueAnon episode about it, but it's been a while and I don't really remember the details. I guess I might invest more time if this becomes a thing in my family's social circle.
MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote
Reply to comment by thedoofwarrior in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
Yeah, Q Anon going mainstream is definitely going to give more boomers brainworms. I've already talked to my mom about the madness of Q Anon so she'll be predisposed to consider it insane, and since she's typically more rational than my dad, I rely on on her to keep them both on the saner side of conservatism. Keeping my fingers crossed!
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MissPiggyOnRollerSkates OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by sysgen in Q Anon Confession Time by MissPiggyOnRollerSkates
Very believable. Just look at Pizzagate/Q Anon vs Jeffrey Epstein's network of actual pedophiles.
ETA: There's also the fact that the US military confessed to manufacturing alien shit to distract from the experiments they were actually conducting.