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Episode 205: Q-Pilled Midterms feat Ryan Briggs (Patreon)

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2022-10-06 10:41:26
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Doug Mastriano and J.R. Majewski are two of the most visible QAnon-supporting politicians running for government in the upcoming mid-terms. We take a look at them with the help of Ryan Briggs of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

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Music by Nick Sena. Editing by Corey Klotz.


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Anonymous

I don’t know, I think “Doug Mastriano: You Won’t Kill Yourself” is a winning campaign slogan

Anonymous

Re: Doug Mastriano's weird hat and spurs thing. He isn't so much as larping as a confederate soldier as he is showing off his membership to a stupid boys club within the military. certain army units that are "cavalry" make it elligible for you to take some difficult tests (mostly physical? idk. i think theres like a history test or something too) after which you are given your cavalry hat and spurs. its really dumb. source: i was in army rotc briefly in college and my not-boyfriend in my battalion was "air cav". none of it makes any sense. we dont ride horses. its still pretty larp-y, stupid, and it's a kinda gross romanticization of the confederacy which is endorsed by the army itself. https://1cda.org/history/cav-hat-spurs/

Snickerdoodle

I know someone who serves in Intelligence in the U.S. She became a chocolatier. So not all former Intelligence people went on to dangerous careers.

Okie From Muskogee

I'm going to apply to whatever school Mastriano got his doctorate from and submit my teenage diaries as my dissertation and henceforth be known as Dr. IAmJacksLiiiiiitleBreaky.

K
>>93075584

What if a dog eats that chocolate? Then they're a murderer D:

kmd

"Military level intelligence" took on a new meaning in this episode 😆😆

Anonymous

I feel like Julian was speaking directly to me in the opening. Arizona? Dealing with pilled people?

Snickerdoodle
>>93075584

She doesn't own a dog. Or did she??? Haven't seen any neighbours with dogs either... Uh-oh! Great baking, K!

Shivvy

Pearl Harbor of Space 💃🏽

Shivvy
>>93075584

Snickerdoodle you should go see the movie Bros

Cyclops giraffe

I think he meant that someone classified his normal military service to make it look like he has stolen valor.

Jon Adams

Was so great to see y'all here in Phoenix! Thanks for coming into red-pill territory %^)

skrrt vonnegut

Yeah the power of God hit monica belucci in the matrix when she ate that cake, then she nutted

Anonymous

Such a great example of how simplistic cynicism leads to bizarre conclusions. Apparently, being in the military “cooks your brain.” There are many valid criticisms of the military without using so broad a brush you insinuate that veterans are de facto mentally “cooked.” Bad look and some shallow thinking on that one.

Anonymous

A gubernatorial candidate not mentioned, but who thankfully lost, is Tudor Dixon in Michigan, who is pilled to the gills, as is Kristina Karamo, the Rep. Secretary of State candidate in Michigan. Who had several unpleasant main policies, and then the curve-ball of wanting to deregulate/directly assist autoshops in Michigan by having the state pay to bring them up to code instead of sanctioning them??? She worked in O'Rilley's Autoparts for a couple of years but like, c'mon.

Dave
>>93370019

Late to the party here just wanna say I was enlisted for 5 years and it 100% cooked my brain.

Anonymous
>>93370019

Yeah, it's literally indoctrinating you. That's a necessary and open part of the process of making a troop ready to serve in or around combat. And it's also a subculture that acts as an echo chamber. And ofc, how it reshapes your personality is far more dramatic if you go in at 17 or 18 with no other life experience. I went in over 30 so it broke my body more than my mind, but it still deeply changed who I am as a person.