An individual can be reasoned with, but a mob should be avoided. Blind faith in rhetoric-based collective ideology, no matter its cause, is incredibly dangerous. The Flower Power movement of the 1960/70s, based on passive resistance and nonviolence, was active mostly against the Vietnam War through psych warfare orchestrated by intelligence agencies. Throughout the previous half decade a similar movement has arisen, referred to as Q. This singular cult ideology convinces its followers of the same passive resistance by trusting in a mysterious plan. The laptop supposedly stolen by these white hats from Nancy Pelosi’s office must be sitting in storage with Anthony Weiner’s and Hunter Biden’s laptops, along with Hillary Clinton’s emails. With a handful of days until the 2021 Presidential inauguration, the plan has still not been fulfilled on one side, while the other side frantically attempts to proceed with the impeachment of a President who has time after time condemned violence. But you can’t hear that because he has been banned from social media and anyone with similar views have found themselves digitally excommunicated, or put on a no-fly list if they attend a right-wing protest. Although some argue that one group or another is under attack, in reality it is the rule of honest law and the free human under assault.

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