Because rich people are angels, apparently.

I'm so sick of the mainstream media dismissing any criticism of the rich and powerful as a conspiracy theory. You'd think people would have learned by now. All this focus on Q-Anon is nothing more than an effort to sweep the whole Jeffrey Epstein scandal under the rug and portray anyone who acknowledges that elite pedophile rings are a thing as a dangerous loony. What other group of people gets to abuse the most vulnerable members of society with complete impunity, to the point where calling them out for it actually gets you targeted and smeared by the media? Elite pedophile rings are not a conspiracy theory. We know for a fact that they exist. We have former child actors coming forward saying that they were trafficked and abused by Hollywood elites. We have people coming forward talking about being abused by elites in Parliament. The D.C. area is rampant with child trafficking activity. And yet just bringing these things up is enough to get you banned from all social media.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not supporting or agreeing with Q-Anon. This whole idea that elite pedophiles are performing ritual human sacrifices to Satan is in fact a loony-tunes conspiracy theory. But that doesn't seem to be the focus of the mainstream media. The focus seems to be on child sex trafficking itself. The narrative of the mainstream media seems to be that anyone who accuses the rich and powerful of child abuse is automatically a de facto member of Q-Anon and a danger to society. Why else would they be paying so much attention to some fringe group that most of us didn't even know existed until they started talking about it? Q-Anon is a scapegoat for Jeffrey Epstein.