DW_a_mom wrote:
At the risk of irritating Aspie1 (sorry), I would suggest he does know some (most?) of the things he writes are baseless. But there have been many positive effects to his personal life from buying in to a certain mindset, so he's going to own it and stick to it. I recommend stating your disagreement with the point and then letting it go. Let him feel happy. He's kind of indicated elsewhere, if I recall correctly, that he wouldn't do anything drastic, destructive, violent or dangerous (obviously important qualifications to my recommendation), and I don't see him winning converts here (not that I see all), so its his life, his choice. IMHO.
You didn't irritate me.
The theories I suggest are true, but I also realize that it's like convincing a Jewish person that Jesus is the son of god.
And you couldn't be more right: Q has had an extremely positive effect on my life since the day I joined it. It gave me my social life back. It gave me new friends. And it made me feel safe to discuss how I really feel about Biden-19, knowing I have like-minded friends who have my back.