Do you think we need to disconnect the power grid in the United States to ensure that Biden resigns?

[hungarianryan]

I heard on Qanon that the only way to do that is by learning how to break down power generators.

[abc3643]

"Breaking down a power generator" is extremely dangerous. I know because I've worked right next to them when they are running. The intense loudness combined with high-speed spinning metal and superheated gas that is over 1000 degrees Fahrenheit and at pressures of many many atmospheres makes an operating turbine and generator be a bomb if anything goes wrong. People that I have known of have died while working on these things because they made it unstable and it flew apart.

I say "Sure! Let a QAnon 'break down a power generator'!"
When it makes the news that the authorities are cleaning up thousands of piles of scalded exploded human remains, the next group of QAnons might think that was a bad idea.

[abc3643]

I am serious.
I've been in some scary situations, but the two scariest that I remember was at the same time.
It was June 2005 and I was traveling for work at a large industrial plant in Washington state on the Columbia River right across from Oregon. This plant generated their own power. I was there upgraded their turbine which was built in 1923. We needed earphones all the time as the unit ran. And, my God, spinning it up, you feel these intense vibrations in the ground. Worse, the unit had two resonance frequencies; that means that, if the unit continued to run at or near those frequencies, it would eventually explode in short order. So, we had to spin the unit very fast through those frequencies and, as we went through those two ranges, the ground was really shaking almost like an earthquake (which I also had been through in 1994). Anyway, that was scary being next to that unit knowns tons of hot spinning metal and superheated high-pressure gas would kill me if anything might go wrong - like the unit being stuck at resonance.

During my time off on that trip, I went to see Mount St. Helens which was newly active at the time. Being next to an active volcano and seeing gases come out of the top was a bit alarming. The whole place was alarming; the ground was barren of trees - only tree stumps destroyed in the 1980 blast. And, where I was standing at the observatory several miles from the crater - that area was overrun with superhot gas and debris traveling 700 miles/hour. In other words, if what happened in May 1980 happened again where I was, I'd be dead.

QAnons need to remember: Curiosity killed the cat.
If you don't know what you're doing, you're going to get killed.

[NamerOfStars]

Um, why in the world would that make Biden resign? This is a man who (according to HIM) hates terrorism so much he went back in time to push a law making the punishment harsher (but didn't warn anyone or anything, because... reasons, I guess.

And would you really WANT Kamala Harris to be President? A woman who can't even pronounce her own name correctly? You'd have to go six or seven levels down the line of succession to find someone who's a reasonable human being, and there's no guarantee they'd be a good President.

[Dargil]

You read Qanon regularly?

[Boredaf99]

All that does is causes mass chaos.

[Msputiton]

Qanon🤣

[BarryLiverstone]

Nope