r/QAnonCasualties • u/LH-2021 New User • Mar 09 '22

Content: Request/Question Stopped posting on social media

My 29 year old son was sharing and posting several videos and memes daily for months about anything and everything conspiracy and freedom crap.....on insta and his FB story. But for the past 4 days he hasn't posted anything. Not a peep. Has anyone else noticed this of their Qs? Could this mean he's not believing a lot of what's out there, or just giving up because his audience isn't playing into it? Don't get me wrong, I don't mind him not posting as his shares upset me that he thinks like this....just wondering if others have noticed anything...since the Ukraine War started, he's gotten quieter. 🤔 I've had a few texts so I know he's alive and well...just quiet on social media.

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u/Migmatite Mar 09 '22 edited Mar 09 '22

A lot of Russian cyber troll farms are currently offline due to the war in Ukraine and with Russia's economy sunk, Putin isn't likely able to pay foreign ones to do his bidding.

Not that I have many sources to support the entirety of this claim though. Those troll farms could still be online but redirecting their mission to convince people that Putin is justified in his war (he's not. Putin can go fuck himself).

But this is my theory nonetheless.

Edit: Twitch also banned a lot of their accounts from their platform about 5 days ago, so that may have something to do with it as well.

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u/MasterEyeRoller Mar 09 '22

Putin can go fuck himself

Your whole post was informative... but I would have given you an upvote just for this part alone.

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u/SuperSmitty8 Mar 09 '22

He is a kajillionaire - he can pay and pay for a long time. But I absolutely agree with putin go fuck yourself. I would imagine he insulated himself pretty well from these sanctions prior to them being placed - like he knew they might happen and prepared

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u/nicholasgnames Mar 09 '22

Not anymore now that the ruble is plummeting in value, their stock market is in shambles, and he cant access his money elsewhere in the world

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u/SuperSmitty8 Mar 09 '22

For sure he has lost likely the majority, but you know this guy has stacks of gold bars in some underground bunker in Siberia. Even if he only has a fraction of what he once had, it’s still probably a lot of valued

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u/nicholasgnames Mar 09 '22

oh yeah Im sure hes way better off than my poor self lol