Q-Anon: Or PTSD Disempowered White Folks

 Now, don't get me wrong here because being white I'm sympathetic of what it is like to be white and disempowered because your life didn't go at all the way you had planned. It's just in my place I realized (because I'm an intuitive genius to begin with) that life cannot really be planned at all without crushing disappointment to the point where you might take your own life at some point.

So, I guess I see all these disempowered white folks with PTSD whose plans never worked out as people who never killed themselves when their plans didn't work out. (I almost did from ages 21 to 25 by the way).

So, I understand how bad life can actually get where you no longer see ANY REASON AT ALL to continue.

But, the problem here is this idea: "I'm not responsible for all the bad things that have happened in my life but someone else is!"

This is the thought process of a Q-Anon believer. And as long as you think this way you are trapped in a philosophy that will destroy your life eventually (likely sooner rather than later).

So, Q-Anon is a way to blame the world for all your difficulties.

But, the cure for this is realizing: "Even though people have been bad to me I must take responsibility for everything that happens to me from now on."

If one doesn't make this jump they stay in this conspiracy theory Q-Anon kind of place which is sort of like being a drunk or Drug addict in that it bears no resemblance to any real reality anywhere.

By staying addicted to blaming everyone past, present and future for your problems instead taking responsibility for yourself your life is basically for all intents and purposes "OVER" whether you stay alive or not.

I still have friends who think in this Q-Anon way by the way that are mostly originally from Long Beach (about 10 or 12 of them), 2 of which have been very good friends through the years.

Confronting people in his head space is completely useless because they are going to stay here if and until they take personal responsibility for everything that happened in their lives as an adult.

Also, if you are in a friend circle and are in your 50s or older you are unlikely to change your friend circle then.

But, the problem this fall might be if Trump tells so many lies that people pick up arms to enforce his lies and people are killed on both sides.

My point of view is that believing ANYTHING that Trump says could be fatal to you and your family this year in many different ways.