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With Biden Sworn In, QAnon Leadership And Members Melt Down
There is a decades-long list of land developers, contractors, investors, city officials, state leaders, individuals, etc., all have been swindled by the twice impeached, former grifter-in-chief, prior to his stint in the White House.
All those on that long, long list remember the moment when all the lies he told them, and the lies they told themselves, blew up in their faces. Those feelings of disillusionment and despair among the Proud Pu$$ies, and now the QAnon wackos are not unfamiliar to the many others victimized by the con man trump.
During the roughly five years since his presidential campaign lies began, legions of his devoted RWNJs also became his cult, so, there could be no truth in the liberals’ and progressives’ warnings that their orange-tinted messiah is nothing more than a con man.
However, on Wednesday, forums of the conspiracy theory known as QAnon went berserk as their delusional dreams dissolved into dust while the completely obvious took place: Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States.
According to a report by NBC News’ Ben Collins, the QAnon-ers had expected their orange-tinted messiah would use the Emergency Broadcasting System to announce the The Storm had arrived. Democrats would be rounded up and arrested as their beloved cult leader was declared president. Q supporters had apparently bought CB radios for the blackout.
Instead, Biden is now president, and America's legal system is getting ready to rain down comeuppance on the RWNJs beloved messiah.
And now, more good news, the meltdown that ensued in QAnon forums was epic.
"I don't think this is supposed to happen?" wrote one follower. "How long does it take the fed to run up the stairs and arrest him [Biden]?" Apparently, a very very long time, known in the real world as: never.
No emergency announcement from their beloved cult leader. No mass arrests. Just the continuation of American democracy as regularly scheduled every four years at 12:01 PM on Jan. 20.
"I'm about to puke," wrote another conspirator. Okay. Now that’s getting to where the rest of us here in reality have been for the past four years.
And beyond the Q-ies’ nausea, a whole lot of disorienting bafflement poured out. "There is no plan," noted one person. "It's over and nothing makes sense... absolutely nothing..." wrote another.
Many followers cycled through the classic stages of grief (documented here): denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
Some rather infamous purveyors of the QAnon nonsense even suggested they might have reached the end of the line with the conspiracy theory. "We gave it our all," wrote Ron Watkins, the former 8kun administrator, under the handle CodeMonkeyZ. "Now we need to keep our chins up and go back to our lives as best we are able."
At the end of the day, a conspiracy theory that was so certain of its ability to predict the future, left its followers deeply disillusioned.
"It's like being a kid and seeing the big gift under the tree thinking it is exactly what you want only to open it and realize it was a lump of coal," observed one.
Better the RWNJs, than the rest of America... and the world.
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With Biden Sworn In, QAnon Leadership And Members Melt Down
There is a decades-long list of land developers, contractors, investors, city officials, state leaders, individuals, etc., all have been swindled by the twice impeached, former grifter-in-chief, prior to his stint in the White House.
All those on that long, long list remember the moment when all the lies he told them, and the lies they told themselves, blew up in their faces. Those feelings of disillusionment and despair among the Proud Pu$$ies, and now the QAnon wackos are not unfamiliar to the many others victimized by the con man trump.
During the roughly five years since his presidential campaign lies began, legions of his devoted RWNJs also became his cult, so, there could be no truth in the liberals’ and progressives’ warnings that their orange-tinted messiah is nothing more than a con man.
However, on Wednesday, forums of the conspiracy theory known as QAnon went berserk as their delusional dreams dissolved into dust while the completely obvious took place: Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States.
According to a report by NBC News’ Ben Collins, the QAnon-ers had expected their orange-tinted messiah would use the Emergency Broadcasting System to announce the The Storm had arrived. Democrats would be rounded up and arrested as their beloved cult leader was declared president. Q supporters had apparently bought CB radios for the blackout.
Instead, Biden is now president, and America's legal system is getting ready to rain down comeuppance on the RWNJs beloved messiah.
And now, more good news, the meltdown that ensued in QAnon forums was epic.
"I don't think this is supposed to happen?" wrote one follower. "How long does it take the fed to run up the stairs and arrest him [Biden]?" Apparently, a very very long time, known in the real world as: never.
No emergency announcement from their beloved cult leader. No mass arrests. Just the continuation of American democracy as regularly scheduled every four years at 12:01 PM on Jan. 20.
"I'm about to puke," wrote another conspirator. Okay. Now that’s getting to where the rest of us here in reality have been for the past four years.
And beyond the Q-ies’ nausea, a whole lot of disorienting bafflement poured out. "There is no plan," noted one person. "It's over and nothing makes sense... absolutely nothing..." wrote another.
Many followers cycled through the classic stages of grief (documented here): denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
Some rather infamous purveyors of the QAnon nonsense even suggested they might have reached the end of the line with the conspiracy theory. "We gave it our all," wrote Ron Watkins, the former 8kun administrator, under the handle CodeMonkeyZ. "Now we need to keep our chins up and go back to our lives as best we are able."
At the end of the day, a conspiracy theory that was so certain of its ability to predict the future, left its followers deeply disillusioned.
"It's like being a kid and seeing the big gift under the tree thinking it is exactly what you want only to open it and realize it was a lump of coal," observed one.
Better the RWNJs, than the rest of America... and the world.
Biden inauguration leaves QAnon believers in disarray
Followers of the baseless conspiracy theory are split over failed inauguration day predictions.
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