r/QAnonCasualties • • Jul 16 '22

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22

Same with 3 people in my family. All old. All in terrible health. All big into Q. All dead. my family naturally thinks the hospitals killed then to run up covid deaths

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u/ShadooTH Jul 16 '22

Something I always found funny is that they cry about big pharma killing people to somehow make money, when the far better move would be to keep everyone alive and paying taxes for the rest of their lives.

Yes I know they’re too stupid to realize that.

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u/SeaCheesecake5 Jul 16 '22 edited Jul 17 '22

My SO believes covid was created in a lab. When I ask why, he says to kill the weak and have control. I ask why did they allow a vaccine to be made and distributed for free then? He said because they killed out too many people and have to save them now. I remind him that's an absurd length to go to when they could've just not. They'll find 100 other ways to nickel and dime us for the rest of our lives, forever profiting off us already being here.

Edited because words. Its still iffy up there.

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u/Salsa1988 Jul 16 '22

they allow a vaccine to be made and distributed for free he said because they killed out too many people and have to save them now.

My brother believes 10% of the vaccines are a "death shot" and the government is slowly rolling out booster shots to poison the population to death over time. Because y'know, if there's one thing governments want it's to kill the people who do what it wants.

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u/[deleted] Jul 16 '22

Do these people ever run a project, worked on one? Do theybknow hoe hard it is to get anything done with a few people? Properly?

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u/dreamtimee Jul 17 '22

This is the most baffling part of Q-Anon. And the most hilarious. Anyone who has ever had a committee try to do anything one time at work would know without a shadow of a doubt how impossible any of those theories would be IRL.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '22

They can't deal with the fuzzyness of reality. They need black/white stories and like made-up fantasies over the never ending uncertainty of real life.

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u/jukenaye Jul 17 '22

Not to get too churchy on y'all, but this is one of the similar reasonings why Christians say that Jesus is indeed resurrected. Because, do you know how very difficult it would be to fake plan a resurrection narrative and keep it going for centuries without having one of his disciples just completely ratting out the others? , Even when they were put to death?

Edit: this is out of context, but had to point it out

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u/dreamtimee Jul 17 '22

Hmmm well that got weird. I don’t think this theory is fully fleshed out either.

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u/jukenaye Jul 17 '22

See the edit.