I would have lost my friggin’ mind if I was in that room and then that happened.
— Jon Hyman π· (@jonhyman) July 16, 2020
And then came the replies.
The masks do not work. It says right on the package. “Does not protect from corona virus”. A virus is too small. It goes right through the mask.— Quinn Dixsept πΈ (@QDixsept) July 16, 2020
I would've cheered like crazy! pic.twitter.com/ZwWjT30Ytq
— Marty Rhoads (@Grams4two) July 16, 2020
The MSM is lying to us. pic.twitter.com/DZvO61AIcu
— πΏπΌQ AlaMode πΌπΏ⭐⭐⭐ (@AlamodeQ) July 16, 2020
Because YOU are a victim of Psychological Warfare. You are paralyzed with fear, which is their ONLY weapon. Once you understand & recognize, YOU CAN FREE Yourself from the grips of the perpetrators. https://t.co/FxMUqisQ7V
— ✝️πFearless Faithπ✝️ (@FearlessFaith67) July 16, 2020
So apparently they are now looking for people to volunteer to b infected so they can keep working on a vaccine....if you’re so freaked out about a virus that is disappearing on its own....you should volunteer pic.twitter.com/dI3SAkhA0V
— Gayle_Ann (@ganne_v) July 16, 2020
Because you are chattle, because you live in the fear they feed you.
— Sarge (⭐⭐⭐) (@WrightsKnights) July 16, 2020
You're easy as fuck to manipulate and that is precisely why you have some value to them.
Waking up is not going to be fun because you will have to deal with the reality that you were willingly gullable
Its ALL HERE pic.twitter.com/NjscpQqTKg
— ππ»Γπππ£πͺπ€ πππ£πππ£πͺππ⭐⭐⭐ (@stormborn888) July 16, 2020
These are just a few of the hundreds of people who took time out of their day yesterday to share their thoughts with me. (I'm ignoring the ad hominem attacks on me or my last name.) Many of them are devout followers of QAnon.
QAnon started out as a groundless conspiracy theory centered around an unnamed individual (or individuals) known as “Q.” Purportedly, “Q” started posting anonymous messages on online bulletin boards such 4Chan as early as 2017, claiming to have credentials and top security clearance. These so-called qualifications make the person's cryptic posts about national and worldwide conspiracy theories, referred to as “breadcrumbs” or “drops,” sound credible to QAnon followers.
Among the theories, QAnon claims that former special counsel Robert Mueller was conducting an investigation of former President Barack Obama, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, Clinton campaign manager John Podesta and others, for various actions they have taken as part of a global conspiracy. None of the theories have been substantiated, and all have been largely debunked by various media outlets.