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I don't feel like you're giving much credit to prospective readers to be able to think critically about what they read
Call me elitist, but I'm not sure the average QAnon supporter is bringing adequate critical skills to the table.
I've read it. Let's ignore the obvious evil worldview that spews forth from its pages momentarily. The book is hard to read. It's one run-on sentence after another, disjointed thoughts, repetitive ideas. Just a shitshow of a book. I don't care if people read it. If you are influenced by it then you already had that mindset. But as a writer this book is as offensive as 50 Shades of Grey.
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I don't feel like you're giving much credit to prospective readers to be able to think critically about what they read
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Call me elitist, but I'm not sure the average QAnon supporter is bringing adequate critical skills to the table.
I've read it. Let's ignore the obvious evil worldview that spews forth from its pages momentarily. The book is hard to read. It's one run-on sentence after another, disjointed thoughts, repetitive ideas. Just a shitshow of a book. I don't care if people read it. If you are influenced by it then you already had that mindset. But as a writer this book is as offensive as 50 Shades of Grey.
