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Thank you, @JoeBiden, for answering the question, what to do about Q-ANON - the conspiratorial movement that sees Trump as “defending the nation against a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles (consisting mostly of Hollywood celebrities, liberal politicians
and “deep-state” government officials) who are running a secret child sex-trafficking ring” - with a genuine pitch for protecting, expanding and improving mental health care in America. Our national mental health crisis is far more prevalent than previously imagined, and, like
wildfire, is consuming - from Q-ANON to anti-maskers to Sovereign Citizens - in particular, one of our two historically great political parties. It’s an understated crisis with no salient remedy, beyond, perhaps, calling it out for what it is (and, arguably, reintroducing the
Fairness Doctrine in media, applying anti-trust to Facebook, investing in the appropriate mental health resources, and restoring high standards to our schools). It’s also a crisis that impacts the global community. You simply can’t have a major power in the world - with an
arsenal of intercontinental nuclear weapons, massive economic influence, and entrusted to lead the response to global crises like coronavirus - with that level of delusion. Humanity shouldn’t have to accept that risk. But there it is: with Trump as the American president, the
majority of Republicans believe fully or partially in Q-ANON, the wackiest thing ever.
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