WAPO wrote an embellished article on the movie The Voice of Liberty because the movie itself has nothing to do with conspiracy theories and they smeared the lead actor Jim Caviezel and the original Tim Ballard. But the comment with the highest praise below the article is actually not extreme. This person is also a centrist or leftist who went to see this movie. This part of this person actually sounded the alarm. As Q’anon becomes more deeply ingrained in every-day GOP thinking it becomes impossible to run a democracy. You can’t engage in conversation with someone whose beliefs are deeply colored by lunatic fairy tales. As Q’Anon becomes more and more ingrained in the everyday thinking of Republicans democracy becomes impossible for you Inability to hold conversations with people whose beliefs are heavily influenced by crazy fairy tales I dont think this is a common situation among American conservatives but its especially noticeable in the Chinese-speaking world. On Wechat and some Chinese telegram groups the rightists embrace the Q conspiracy theory so much that it makes people feel more and more like the extreme left is a threat to the United States. There is no other positive side The effect is too much and the complaints of Q fans are the same as the victimhood of the extreme left. They are bound by the victim mentality to see everything with colored glasses and are fully used by external propaganda. They do self-defeating things without even knowing it https://twitter.com/MoshangUsa/status/1677840360775745536?s=20 TwitterThe Washington Post (WAPO) posted an article attacking this movie. They couldn’t link the movie to any conspiracy theory so they targeted Jim Caviezel and Tim Ballard in steady . However the most liked comment on this article is worth reading. One part raises an alarm: As QAnon