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Substack's QAnon Problem (Right Wing Watch Article)
from #285 - Tim Dillon VS Substack | The Tim Dillon Show · #285
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Tim reads and reacts to a Right Wing Watch article about QAnon influencers and anti-vax figures like Mercola flocking to Substack, mocking the outrage and defending it as a private subscription club.
- Tim sees the Right Wing Watch article about QAnon on Substack and immediately dismisses the source.
- Tim argues QAnon believers have better imaginations than anti-vaxxers and deserve credit for their commitment to the theory.
- QAnon followers waiting for JFK Jr. to return at Dealey Plaza represents genuine fun compared to what other ideological groups experience.
- Joseph Mercola is using Substack to republish content he deemed too controversial for his own website, including false COVID-19 cures.
- Tim compares Mercola's bleach-inhalation cure to a desperate alcoholic looking under the sink when out of real bottles.
- Adults paying to subscribe for content they want is not a public-facing problem like a Super Bowl commercial.
- Substack is a private club where people pay to enter, so Right Wing Watch should focus on actual private organizations like Bohemian Grove or Skull and Bones.
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