is now more salient than ever in people's mind because that those

incommensurate world views are now

undisplaceable and they're all we have and now we're talking about 240

years later we're talking about you saw this with a T part and you see this today.

People walking around in the garb of the American Revolution.

Oh yeah.

People with the Tric corner hats and you see people constantly talking

about constitutional order and freedom and liberty in the 1776 sort of mode and never has in my life has it become more clear that payons and

obeisance to this conception of freedom of 1776 is only reactionary.

It wasn't reactionary at the time, right?

But when a Q-a-non person stands up and they say that we're trying to fight

for the constitutional order, for American freedom, and for liberty, what it means is turning the clock back.

There's no way that that could be made progressive anymore. What it means is turning the clock back.

There's no way that that could be made progressive anymore,

because it's literally 240 fucking years ago.

Yeah, they essentially want to reinstate rule by a club without any of the wrong people involved but instead of it being a bunch of enlightened deists it should be a bunch of people who've read the proofs.

It should be a new elect.

What's fascinating about Q, kind of switching gears a little bit is that when we talk about Reaganism on forward, it's not just that QAnon has these religious sort of Christian abramic aspects to it of eschatology, of

revelation, of communion, right, and solidarity that Christian has Christianity has it's also that it jives so

perfectly perfectly with what I would like to call the long backlash we think about

the backlash of the 1970s. What you have is basically, instead of it going away during the Clinton period,

instead of it going away ever during the Obama period, You have a concerted reaction against what happened

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