I agreed we should kill these people?
If you’re referring to my blog comment I just meant he was writing a blog instead of posting on a forum because he was just making random posts about stuff that was annoying him.
Me saying I don’t think a conspiracy theory is dangerous vs mfm calling for violence…and you find my post so objectionable you have to engage in personal attacks.
If you know someone that believes the Q thing, they might not be bad, but they’re definitely crazy. Or at the very least super gullible.
Average level of crazy, gullible in believing QAnon stuff certainly.
It makes it hard not to lump this shit in with the right wing in general when you refuse to condemn any of it.
I think Mrebo just pretends to be rational. The fact that half the time I have no idea what he’s saying just shows it only works half the time at most.
The kneejerk reaction to make issues personal is what makes this thread particularly dumb.
That post contained a truth and an assumption that may or may not be true. You defend a lot of crazy shit so maybe there’s another reason you do it but you haven’t said why so we’re left to make guesses.
You can engage in a sincere way and ask questions instead of saying whatever nonsense leaps to mind.
You can do the same. You just hide your disdain better than I do.
In the last couple pages, mfm engaged in apologia for Antifa violence and called for violence based on what people think. I know he is being hyperbolic, at least on the second matter, but that sets the scene for then fretting about how other people might possibly inspire crazies to be violent.
QAnon is a two-bit conspiracy theory that involves a belief that Mueller is secretly working on behalf of Trump and will soon arrest Clinton, Obama, Comey, etc. I don’t think there’s a compelling argument that it’s dangerous - juat that it is silly and wrong. Your criticism of me for saying so is absurd.
I experience a whole lot less disdain than you. And whether by nature or nurture, I don’t hold grudges.