MSNBC host Joy Reid on Tuesday used the epic traffic pile-up in Virginia that made headlines around the world to point out a nationally vexing double-negative — and goad true QAnon believers.
Reid said that the failure of government officials to help stuck drivers was a major problem. “The ReidOut,”QAnon believers were proven right away that conspiracy theories that were at the core of their beliefs were a sham.
“If you want proof that there is no covert government conspiracy to steal your rights or oppress you, just note that the government can’t even organize itself to handle a snowstorm,”Reid stated.
Earlier Tuesday, a traffic jam on I-95 in Virginia impacted hundreds of drivers for more than 24 hours thanks to a storm around the nation’s capital that rapidly dumped more than a foot of snow.
Reid broke down all the specifics, developments and news nuggets of the traffic snarl — most importantly that No fatalities or injuries were reported — before blasting how “some on the right still managed to find a conspiracy and emphasize their special little victimhood,”A tweet from David Brody, a Washington pundit who has since been deleted, that compares the two “Black Lives Matter”Movement to the betterment of our lives “people driving in a snowstorm.”
Reid also noted President Joe Biden’s flight was delayed for a half-hour after Air Force One’s staircase truck became stuck in snow.
She then set out her premise.
“Settle down QAnon Joes,”Reid stated. “You don’t have to worry about a kabal of deep-state operatives plotting to take away your rights as part of a massive conspiracy befitting a Dan Brown novel. The government just doesn’t have the range.”
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QAnon, a mélange of nonsensical conspiracy theories Spread via social media and message boardsMillions have adopted the following. Many of these people participated in Jan. 6’s insurrectionAt the U.S. Capitol. Many took part in the event. because of their belief in QAnon.
