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@sjw @matrix if Sagiri was my sister, I wouldn't need a wife. I would have become a father a loooong time ago

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Bleroma dev and his mascot

why is this edwib and ruina

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@Moon So the theory I heard is this: Q was designed to be a grand boomer pacifier and this theory was fueled when Q was driven off of imageboards by both the jannies and users who called Q nicknames like "QLarp" among other things and once Q died out it began to even get mocked by the boomers with "BlueAnon" referring to schizo leftist theories.

The reason Q was a boomer pacifier is simple. The entire Q mythos was based around the idea that there were good guys in the government who would save the day, and you just have to sit back and trust the plan. It's something that boomers would easily buy into for a good reason, and it would keep them from actually doing something during the Trump years (which arguably is probably the biggest failure of the right across the spectrum during those years, a lot didn't do shit). It worked during the Trump era both because it was a time of stability, but anyone pushing it didn't expect it would backfire so fucking hard when Trump either lost or "lost" the election.

There's a good reason why "trust the plan" is now used sarcastically to mock those who have no plan other than to sit back and shit yourself and hope by doing nothing it'll unfold.