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Zeus_LLC posted...

The problem with Qanon is that most people don't even know what the fuck it is. While the media has occasionally tried to hype it up, it's not something that's going to register with most people even though there have a few high-profile incidents. Personally, beyond a barebones description I heard on NPR, even I'm not entirely sure what Qanon is about (my understanding is that it claims there's some international pedophile ring among political and social elites (which, considering everything around Epstein, might not be a completely unwarranted suspicion) as well as a deep state preserving that status quo, but -- given that I mostly know about it from stuff like NPR -- it's probably an inaccurate picture)

By contrast, Antifa is a visible, large-scale movement responsible for injures, property destruction, etc. It's not just something you'd find online

As for Twitter polls, I'm not entirely sure that they're a reliable representation of how Twitter feels, although people on Twitter are more likely to know what Qanon is than the general public. (And I guess Qanon isn't necessarily a political movement?)

The result of this poll isn't because people don't know what Qanon is, the result of the poll is because 4chan does this to online polls.

5606 followers with almost 200000 poll results.