Quote (DrFaGgIt @ 20 Jan 2021 23:38)

I have a 100,000fg bet in this thread user is attempting to Welch and chemoshots also has a bet in this thread that user is attempting to Welch. It’s being bumped for posterity.

These clowns are the same kind of people who think it was okay to storm the capital and probably think the group didn’t go far enough while they were there. They must be punished as example to the future :thumbsup:

Quote (SBD @ Jan 20 2021 03:36pm)

Look at him calling to the mod on his friends list and Jere is on the friend list of the mod he keeps calling to the thread.

Sad stuff.

Quote (Ggrock @ Jan 20 2021 05:32pm)

That looks like your reply to his PM - meaning you are giving him two weeks to pay you if he loses, which he didn't.

When do you plan to pay this bet? I need you to give me an exact date.

Quote (excellence @ Jan 20 2021 06:42pm)

100k bet with zero collateral? did he have 100k at the time?

Quote (DrFaGgIt @ Jan 20 2021 11:42pm)

That mod on his friends list told him stfu and asked for a concrete date when he will pay me 😂 RIP Jere

His friend eerock, edited name is quote to not waste his time with a notification ofc





/excellent edit!

^excellence

No he didn’t, I do not expect him to pay nor did I ever. I have been planning on the real reward for me being his locked/scammer tag. He did say in his SA though that he plans on paying me so we will see.

Quote (kenw @ Jan 20 2021 07:08pm)

Either Jere is the biggest QAnon worshipper ever or he bit off more than he can chew with the trolling and didn't expect you to follow through or remember. I don't even think darkhead would have taken that bet and he has spammed over 200 pages of conspiracies.

Quote (DrFaGgIt @ Jan 20 2021 05:48pm)

^jere

Huehuehue

https://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=84556728&f=250&p=566831512#p566831512

Quote (kenw @ Jan 21 2021 02:07am)

The Proud Boys and QAnon conspiracists are starting to dump Trump


When President Biden was sworn in Wednesday with ample pomp and little drama, much of America sighed in relief. But the lack of a last-minute military takeover and mass arrests of Democratic lawmakers — no prophesied "Storm," no "Great Awakening" — threw adherents of the QAnon conspiracy theory into disarray, according to reviews of their reactions on Telegram, Gab, and other social media. The Proud Boys, a far-right group that formed in 2016 and quickly became some of former President Donald Trump's most militant supporters, "also started leaving his side," The New York Times reports.

After Trump lost his re-election bid in November, QAnon influencers, the Proud Boys, and other far-right groups stuck by his side, echoing Trump's false claim that Biden stole the election. "Hail Emperor Trump," the Proud Boys wrote in a private Telegram channel. As December turned into January, several Proud Boys urged Trump to "Cross the Rubicon." QAnon boards started promising Trump would declare martial law and seize back control for a second term, first on Jan. 6, then Inauguration Day.

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The sentiment started to turn when Trump, on Jan. 8, released a video denouncing the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol, in which QAnon believers, Proud Boys, Oath Keepers, America First militants, and the Three Percenters participated. One Proud Boys Telegram channel lamented Trump's "betrayal" and called him "extraordinarily weak."

On Monday, the Proud Boys posted, "Trump will go down as a total failure." Then Trump declined to pardon any of the Proud Boys arrested for the Capitol insurgency. After Biden was inaugurated, the Proud Boys Telegram group shrugged: "At least the incoming administration is honest about their intentions."

Followers of the cultish pro-Trump QAnon conspiracy, meanwhile, "grappled with anger, confusion, and disappointment Wednesday," The Associated Press reports. While hope of martial law and restoring Trump through violent overthrow sprang eternal for some Q believers, others — including early Q channeler Ron Watkins, believed by many to be the pseudonymous Q himself — threw in the towel. Yet others appear ripe for recruitment by the Proud Boys and other white supremacist and neofascist groups.

"I think these people have given up too much and sacrificed too much in their families and in their personal lives," Mike Rothschild, author of a forthcoming QAnon book, told AP. "They have believed this so completely that to simply walk away from it is just not in the realm of reality for most of these people."

Quote (DrFaGgIt @ Jan 20 2021 11:38pm)

I have a 100,000fg bet in this thread user is attempting to Welch and chemoshots also has a bet in this thread that user is attempting to Welch. It’s being bumped for posterity.

These clowns are the same kind of people who think it was okay to storm the capital and probably think the group didn’t go far enough while they were there. They must be punished as example to the future :thumbsup: