[99_00]

All misinformation is a risk and threat. But Qanon seems minor when compared to others that are perpetuated by major news organization and undermine democracy: Russia collusion conspiracy theory, fine people on both sides hoax (the belief that the President called neo-nazis fine people).

These have much more public and institutional support than QAnon.

[onyva]

These attempt at spinning the discussion is lame. Russia collusion is not a conspiracy, nor the fact that trump is a neonazi sympathizer. Like father like son.

[99_00]

>Russia collusion is not a conspiracy

It's a "conspiracy theory", not a "conspiracy".

>Like father like son.

Proverbs aren't arguments or evidence.

[onyva]

Says the person who just claimed with full confidence that night is in fact day.

[dang]

Would you please stop posting flamebait and flamewar comments to HN? We ban accounts that keep doing this, and you've been doing it a lot lately.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Edit: I had to warn you about this just yesterday (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24145754). Not cool. Please fix.

[sonotathrowaway]

I’m sure Trump’s love of neo-nazi imagery, slogans, ideas, policies, and people is just a coincidence, like the video he tweets of his supporters yelling ‘white power’. I’m sure it’s all a hoax, like his support of the very fine neo-nazis that killed heather heyer or the trump tower meeting with veselnitskya.

[sudosysgen]

The ad with the downwards red triangles had me spooked, personally.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/06/18/trump-cam...

[99_00]

Saying he loves Nazi imagery is mind reading.

He condemned the neo-nazis at Charletsville. He never said they were very fine people.