uhh good question

Doesn't say anything in their wikipedia page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QAnon

It's why wikipedia is never trusted... literally everyone has the ability to edit the page.

@Bishop pretty sure its a social media group that believe things that are similar to what we post on Conspiracy theory but often more threatening towards certain communties

The question was rhetorical but thank you.

Uhm.. <@&720036250685407363> ? May I ask what this is about..? I tried to send a message in the 👻｜halloween-discussions channel, and this popped up..

What did I do..? 😂

Just a Nadeko quirk. It doesnt like elipses

Oh, okay.. thank you 😅

I was worried I unintentionally did something wrong.

No reason to ping the Admin for stuff like that 👍

Oh, my apologies.. <:salut:730846445732888630>

How i put the counter on the memes?

counter?

The lil pic things some are troll face and other things that people can click on

the reactions?

🤷‍♂️

those

Ya that thing

are you on phone or pc

Phone

hold the message and then there should be a box with reactions on it

that would allow you to post your own

Does it gotta b b4 i post?

no

you can post

then react

Ok thanks man biig help just did it

no problem, happy to have helped

Honestly does anyone see how someone with no hype and no real campaigning could win I really hope its a Trump landslide but with so many damn sheeple anything can happen

I prob take this to another room when i got more time i really do wonder this constantly tho

Biden really runs on prying off of dead people, banning fracking, and anti-Trump

Devil's advocate for 'white privelege/reparations': Black Americans fought in WW2/Korea just as white Americans did. As 'reparations'/a reward for the sacrifices of soldiers in WW2, the GI Bill was passed to give veterans access to low-cost mortgages (aiding home ownership)/low interest loans (aiding starting businesses)/vocational training, college and university admissions (increases skills/employability) etc, tens of millions of white Americans benefitted from it, whilst the overwhelming majority of black servicemen (80% of them lived in the South) got next to nothing. Could that not have contributed to the modern day financial disparities/disparities in criminality? Tangible, quantifiable things? Yes 15/20 years later segregation and discrimination was made illegal, but they didn't go back to all those ex-servicemen and re-offer them all those benefits that they missed out on. Also the Tulsa and Rosewood incidents destroying nascent black towns/businesses/enterprises - if the same thing happened to any other of the big cities/financial hubs of America, then they wouldn't exist either

I mean the initial reasons may have included that, but reparations just isn’t the way it should be fixed.

Throwing money inefficiently at a problem just doesn’t do anything.

Yes many white people might have class privilege, but so does anybody else who is born to someone who succeeded in life.

The thing is that leftists try to “solve” the problem by trying to reverse history, which is not anywhere close to the right solution.

It’s like trying to revive a dead person.

Or trying to unburn a piece of paper.

Not some random check sent to all black people, that's stupid. I mean like just like another version of the GI bill with lower interest mortgages/lower interest business loans/vocational training etc. Or perhaps options to pay it back over a longer period of time. Not just randomly to anyone, but those who meet a certain minimum criteria for things such as grades (vocational training)/having a decent business plan (business loans)/having a job (mortgages). For the mortgages it wouldn't be like you'd get a mortgage for a mansion if you were just a schoolteacher or something - you'd still have to pay it back to own the house, the value would just be commensurate with your salary. It'd also be spread out over a longer time and a large deposit wouldn't be required either. The college admissions/vocational courses would also be based on grades/ability and you had to meet set requirements. For opening businesses, they had to research the area/supply chains/the place they wanted to buy or rent, competition etc. That's what happened in the 40's and 50's with the GI's, many of them were poor too

but, why would these people be receiving it? right now it seems purely based on them being black. the GI Bill is for veterans, people who did something to earn it.