Boomers Are Not the QAnon Base
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Support for QAnon by selected demographics:
It is a boogey man on the left. While only 7% of Democrats have not ever heard of QAnon, 29% of Republicans are unaware of it.
QAnon is the MAGA movement’s Prester John. The red hat crusaders’ last stand is less than a week away. If he doesn’t come then, he isn’t coming at all, because he doesn’t exist.

You wanna a good laugh.
Here’s some goofball stuff. And the toothfairy will leave $20 under your pillow.
How to predict the future? It’s really simple. It’s a matter of WHAT DO JEWS WANT?
Why did 2020 happen? Jews wanted to make trouble to unseat Trump.
That’s it.
So, as long as Jews rule, the future will be about Jews doing whatever to get what they want.
That is the future.
Prester John was in fact found by the Portuguese in Ethiopia.
Unfortunately he was heretical.
While only 7% of Democrats have not heard of QAnon, 29% of Republicans are unaware of it.
FIFY
Red hat…blue hat…this country is screwed.
As pertains to the video…it’s fun to live in a dream world.
“Support” doesn’t necessarily equate to “Belief”, in this study, does it?
The numbers evidence themselves because most of the young right is… extremely online, for lack of a better word. I would imagine that the few kids referring to themselves as “Republican” are probably caught up with the Plan-Truster-in-Chief, Nicholas “I Bottom for Catboys” Fuentes.
Just like the Old Right, the Young Right loves being led by homos.
Jews don’t rule anything you mentally defective spinster, Trump wss simply a failure on all fronts (except indoor household appliances — thanks for fixing our faucets, Trump!)
This is no surprise really. Say what you want about boomers, but people who grew up with the idea that the McLaughlin Group was a model of political discourse are not likely to believe wild stories.
“Better a sultan’s turban than a cardinal’s hat.”
The Muslims did not return the favor centuries later: the Bosniaks were among the most loyal demographics the Hapsburg empire had in its dying days, because they knew what the Serbs would do to them. (Also, Central European Jewish loyalty to the Habsburg dynasty was well deserved considering their eventual fate after their removal. The latter day empire had its flaws, but it managed to reconcile explicit Catholicism in its social structure and values with genuine tolerance for religious minorities. More than you can say for many multiethnic states.)
How does one even follow QAnon? What websites does one go to? I follow non-mainstream right-wing politics very closely, and I still have no clue about this.
The post-war collapse of the European monarchies was a general disaster. Thanks, Woodrow Wilson.
There is an unsaid wish that the system is not fully corrupt and rigged.
Some Whites wish that there was at least SOME GOOD left in the goobermint.
However, the Jews have already removed anything GOOD.
This small pathetic minority is fanatically stupid and greedy.
They always lose. They always go too far.
Stand up to these cowards. Do not comply.
Sabotage, subvert and smile. Do not assist, RESIST.
Boycott all the Jew Corporations. Do not buy ANYTHING from them.
Buy local. Form into White groups. Do not give to “charity”.
Barter. Only pay the taxes you HAVE to.
> Do not support this Rigged Anti-White System.
Finally! Something that can’t be blamed on us poor put-upon Boomers.
There is the term “30 year old boomer” which identifies the spiritual alignment of certain late-millennials to the boomer mindset of totalitarian consumer. I suspect these people are also Republicans and Q-fanatics. I suspect we will be cursed with boomer ethics for generations to come, as well.
Using Boomer in such senses is moronic and infantile. If you want a term to describe “people I don’t like” why not call them poopy-heads? It would be just as useful.
It’s pretty unbelievable and very disturbing that people take this QAnon seriously
The Boomers themselves are going to be with us for a lot longer than people realize. The very oldest Boomers will turn 75 this year, but the median age of death is something like 83 or so. It’s going to be another 8 years before even 50% of the oldest Boomers expire, and then another 20 more years while we wait for the rest of the generation to roll off.
I’m going to be an old man myself before America and her politics are finally free of a significant Boomer influence. I hope I live long enough to see it.
Legal abortion. Legal contraceptives. Evolution in the schools, but not Christian prayer.
What kind of twisted race would support these things?
Perhaps you’ll even live long enough to see the abandonment of pointless “generational” labels which originated as shorthand in Steve Sailer’s old industry* and were adopted by lazy “journalists” for slow news days. Why anybody else would use them is a mystery.
*Perhaps Steve could shed some light on this, as he was there more or less at the beginning of this stupid trend.
The younger Republicans might have the lowest trust in media (justified).
[email protected] is bad optics, I’m unsure that it will disappear.
It’s of the same variety as Birtherism, which established Trump on the scene.
QANON has appealed to those that still want the System to “work”.
Plywood, it is the Jews. No one else would be so Anti-White and Anti-Christ.
The Synagogue of Satan, or so says Jesus in Revelations.
Belief is a powerful force, but disaffected is a temporary state.
When QANON is shown as false, there will be ANGER and SADNESS.
The Last Hope is gone for a “peaceful solution”, and rightly so.
You cannot fight genocidal hatred with love and peace.
That’s crap. This is WAR, whether you want it or not.
Better get into groups now.
Sabotage, subvert and smile. RESIST, do not assist.
Undermine this Anti-White System, and HELP IT FALL.
This System MUST DIE, for YOU AND YOURS TO LIVE.
What am I saying? Come with me if you want to live…
boomer is really a metonym.
I don’t use it. I’m just saying that the term is present in twitter “TradCath” and dissident right circles not populated by the elderly.
I thought Q support was higher. Guess I can’t blame them for nothing get done at the grassrooots level because of their “trusttheplan”ism. The other 80%+ aren’t doing anything either.
Because “30 year old boomer” has sting, as your rustled jimmies demonstrate.
https://theqanons.com/
QAnon was a psyop to keep MAGA types sitting on their hands for four years waiting for the “thousands of indictments” to drop rather than taking to the streets in the millions, which is what should have happened the day the Pussy-Hats made their march on DC, and should have been repeated all the way through the last days of 2020. AntiFA and BLM would had vanished if they had to face the prospect of running up against an opposing force of equal or greater numbers.
More than you can say for the modern “tolerant” West.
Critical Race Theory is about as idiotic, but for left-wingers. We are blessed with the choice of whatever idiocy we want, depending on where we are in the political spectrum.
Good point. CRT is at least as loopy as Q-Anon.
I don’t know the origins of Q-Anon. I assume it burbled up on the chans or something. However, I do not discount the possibility that state-actors (i.e. intelligence agencies) started promoting it in order to neuter and discredit the populist right.
Don’t think so, there is a sliver of truth to CRT because the social structures of the Western World where created by Whites according to their values and by inertia Whiteness remains the default standard.
Q-Anonism on the other hand is complete lunacy, there are people claiming that Hillary Clinton and other VIP’s were secretly executed and replaced by clones, or that JFK Jr. is secretly alive and Will return to expose the evil Cabal that controls the World and killed his father, leading to an age of prosperity once the Cabal is destroyed. This kind of talk makes CRT looking like a reasonable theory.
In pratice, CRT is nothing but witchcraft – or rather the imputation of witchcraft to Whites. It is a cult of would-be witch-finders.
A strong candidate for the title of the most blackpilling event of our times has been the descent of the far right into total insanity and bizarre paranoid delusions. It’s almost incredible that the far right could have not only caught up to the Cultural Left in the craziness stakes, they have now taken the lead.
Whites have a right to a society created according to their values. If others cannot live in it, they should live in another.
That is not an offense. That is how things SHOULD be.
It’s almost incredible that the far right could have not only caught up to the Cultural Left in the craziness stakes,
I don’t know why you always have them in such a wad over the far right. The far right is politically insignificant and will (IMO) remain there while the totalitarian, SJW left is poised to take complete control of the U. S. provided they can maneuver around Biden and associated imbeciles.
I don’t know why you always have them in such a wad over the far right.
He’s a Leftist somewhere in Australia who likes to troll Yanks, probably from his basement. It’s risk-free entertainment for him.
Maybe, I have thought of him as more than that. But, I was wrong one time, so …
Agreed. The far right is a joke.
And it’s making itself more of a joke by spiralling further and further downwards into insanity and lunatic conspiracy theories.
Which is a problem because it means there’s no effective opposition to the political establishment.
My bitterness towards the dissident right stems from disappointment. A few years back they looked like they might actually turn themselves into an effective alternative to the establishment political parties. Which I thought at the time would be a good thing. I still think that the emergence of a populist Right would be a good thing (and I think that the emergence of a populist Left would be a good thing).
Unfortunately the dissident right failed. It failed through inept leadership and also because it had a rather low level of human capital to work with. It’s obvious now in hindsight that extreme right politics does not exactly attract the best and the brightest. The dissident right also failed because it attracted way too many crazies (which perhaps should have been anticipated).
What could have been a positive political movement became a clownshow.
I’m not so bitter towards the SJWs/Wokeists because I never expected anything positive from such scum.
What we’re now looking at is a political environment entirely dominated by the political establishment with no-one to oppose them. On one side there are the economic right/socially liberal establishment right parties like the Republicans. On the other side there are the economic right/socially liberal establishment “left” parties like the Democrats. Tweedledee and Tweedledum.
The failure of both the dissident right and Trumpian populism has left the establishment in complete control.
When you start talking in terms of Left and Right you’re talking in terms that have been effectively obsolete for decades. Politics today is dominated by the Economic Right and the Cultural Left but the modern Economic Right stands for a partnership between Big Capital and Big Government so it’s closer to classical fascism than anything else. The Cultural Left isn’t Left at all, it’s just a tool of the Economic Right. The Cultural Left is funded by Woke Capital which is a pretty big clue that there’s nothing leftist (in the traditional sense) about it.
Back in the days when Left and Right still had some vague meaning (and you’d have to go back at least half a century) I’d have been a moderate centre-leftist, probably more centrist than leftist.
If you’re using the term Left in the meaningless modern sense then no, I am definitely not a leftist in that sense.
Unfortunately no-one has been able to come up with meaningful replacements for the terms left and right, or at least no-one has been able to come up with meaningful replacements that have become generally accepted.
Your notion in this matter remains unmoored from facts.
That’s okay. You are not required to know anything about the American dissident right, but I find it curious that it should be so important to you to maintain a strong opinion about a thing about which you evidently know so little.
There is no realistic alternative to the proposition that white people have interests. Human capital thus has nowhere else to go. Observably, such capital is found on the dissident right in rising concentrations.
I would love to have no opinions on US politics but I have no choice. If you live within the American Empire, as I do, you have to be interested in US politics.
The problem is that most white people don’t agree. In fact the primary motivation of most white people is screwing over other white people.
There is a realistic alternative, which is the proposition that white people are divided into warring factions that never will and never can unite. Until that is understood no progress can be made.
I tend to agree with Twinkie that the current political struggles are a civil war between white factions.
My bitterness towards the dissident right stems from disappointment.
So it’s personal because they didn’t meet your expectations. I see a major difference here in that not only did I not expect any political structure to form that would benefit the working class, I would rather be ruled by a fat, tattooed lesbian with 30 body piercings than some neo-Nazi.
That was a classic @dfordoom response. You have raised your game, there. Fine style.
And you did it all without even taking my bait.
This is clear enough:
Message received. I am glad that you and I seem to get along, anyway.
Meanwhile, regarding the lesbian, it appears that you may get your wish.
Message received. I am glad that you and I seem to get along, anyway.
I might be willing to make an exception if I could be assured that you would permanently be the senior Gruppenführer. 🙂
Doom has some serious blind spots as we all do. His air head peacenik views and resentment of the U. S. cloud his thinking. I don’t know how old he is, but if he is still around when the Red Chinese get through with Australia, he will know that we were an ugly cousin but were much better than what he got later on.
I don’t know why you think I’m a peacenik. My position is that a large proportion of wars have been futile. The First World War, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the numerous Middle East adventures of the US, Napoleon’s ludicrous military adventurism. These wars were futile because they were entered into without any realistic consideration of what could be achieved and they were futile because they were incompetently executed.
That doesn’t mean all wars are futile and unnecessary and unjust.
War is something that should only be contemplated if it’s unavoidable. And if you’re going to start a war it’s a good idea to have a plan for actually winning it. Which means for one thing that you need to understand that wars are fought to achieve political objectives. War is not a sport.
It’s a good idea, before starting a war, to consider the consequences of losing.
It’s also worth asking yourself who is actually going to benefit from a particular war. If the answer to that question is that the only people who will benefit are the military and defence contractors it’s probably not a good war.
But some wars have been necessary.
I don’t think that makes me a peacenik. It makes me a sceptic.
If your country was a puppet state of a foreign power you’d probably be resentful. Isn’t that why you guys had your revolution? To attain independence and sovereignty? How would you feel if you were still part of the British Empire? Well that’s how I feel about being part of the American Empire.
You need to stop chanting USA! USA! every time someone criticises the US and consider the possibility that sometimes the US really is in the wrong. Maybe you’re just unaware of your own blind spots?
You engage in some seriously shallow thinking.
White gentiles, increasingly.
In retrospect I was naïve to believe that any right-wing movement was going to amount to anything positive. I also should have perceived the latent craziness of both the alt-right and the MAGA cult. And I should have realised that Trump would be, in practice, just another swamp creature.
I should have been much more cynical.
Part of the problem with the far right is the tendency to think that the only alternative to rule by fat, tattooed lesbians with body piercings is to go Full Nazi.
I also should have perceived the latent craziness of both the alt-right and the MAGA cult. And I should have realised that Trump would be, in practice, just another swamp creature.
Trump is not the far right. To the extent that he is perceived to be is 99% MSM propaganda and 1% far right wishful thinking.
American jingoism does not benefit ethnic Americans in 2021 in my view. The provocation of Australians has never benefited ethnic Americans and probably never will.
Please take no offense, but I do not much care whether the US really is in the wrong. @iffen has said more or less the same as I recall. The friendly ears upon which your appeal falls today are deaf to it.
The last time I remember chanting USA! USA! was about 20 years ago, but if the occasion arose and I were not abroad, I would chant USA! again with zero regard for the opinion of any foreigner. That is, after all, the point of chanting USA! The chant is for domestic consumption.
Self-awareness has admittedly never been an American strength. This is unlikely to change.
That’s why I made a distinction between the alt-right and the MAGA cultists. They’re not the same although they overlap to some extent. Some MAGA cultists are definitely far right. Trump is not far right but most of the MAGA cultists are too dumb to understand that. But then most MAGA cultists probably can’t tie their own shoe-laces without help.
Trump has little in common with his band of MAGA cultists. They’re not following Trump, they’re following a fantasy Trump who only exists in their own imaginations.
Trump is merely a cynical opportunist. In his own way he’s just as cynical as the worst of the GOPe types.
I can’t see how it could possibly any Americans, apart from defence contractors and those belonging to the military-foreign policy establishment.
If you love your country then it seems to me that it should be important whether your country is doing the wrong thing. But maybe that’s just me.
LOL. There’s no doubt about that!
Americans also have an extraordinary unawareness of what non-Americans really think about them. It’s amazing how many Americans think America has friends and allies. What America actually has is toadies.
The problem you have when your friends are really just toadies is that when you’re no longer the biggest kid in school those toadies will dump you.
Agreed.
The late George F. Kennan observed that the United States does most harm when she tries to do the right thing. He recommended that the United States instead pursue American interests. Not U.S. imperial interests, for those differ; but American interests.
Vladimir Putin’s Russia pursues Russian interests. Vladimir Putin’s Russia does little harm.
American interests are vaguely aggressive with respect to Canada (unfortunately for the Canadians) but otherwise lie in leaving everyone else more or less alone. It is the failure to pursue these interests that is causing your problem.
And with respect to Panama. Irredentism is hard, even if it weren’t for the geostrategy of it.
To be clear, I do not promote the menacing of Canada or Panama, but American interests there are as enduring as Russian interests in the Crimea or in Belarus have been—and we see how the Crimean case has turned out. I do not menace but merely decline to deny a fact.
There’s some truth to that. To Americans politics is an extension of religion. Americans see themselves as having the One True Political Religion and they have to convert the whole world, even if the whole world doesn’t want to be converted.
That applies as much to the American Right as to the American Left.
Another legacy of Puritanism.
There’s also the difficulty Americans seem to have in comprehending the fact that other cultures are in fact different and that other people are entitled to have their own cultures. They find it difficult to grasp the idea that maybe not everyone wants to be an American. To Americans if other people don’t want to embrace American culture and American politics then the only explanation is that those people must be wicked and should be bombed.
America is not the world’s policeman. America is the world’s missionary.