Biden says QAnon conspiracy supporters should seek mental health help - Business Insider

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden described the QAnon conspiracy theory as "mortifying" and "dangerous," and suggested its followers should seek mental health treatment.as first reported by Politico

QAnon began as a fringe conspiracy theory floated on internet message boards but has recently become a staple of mainstream Republican politics. Some avid QAnon supporters have been arrested and charged with violent crimes, and the FBI described the baseless conspiracy theory as a domestic terrorism threat.Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Friday described the far-right QAnon conspiracy theory as "dangerous" and "embarrassing," and suggested that its followers seek mental health treatment.

He continued: "What in God's name are we doing? Look at how it makes us look around the world. It's mortifying, it's embarrassing, and it's dangerous. If the president doesn't know better, which he has to know better, then my lord, we're in much more trouble than I ever thought we were."

Joe would be the expert.

Maybe they need to go to Re-education camps?

Of course he’d say that... He doesn’t want everyone to know he’s a ped******

A certain person should be ashamed of such an evil op, using paedophilia hoaxes to herd for political purposes is low af, desperation at its finest.

I’m a care home manager and Joe Hiden has less capacity than most of my residents

Also people who haven't condemned Antifa

Biden is not well. ...

QAnon is mass delusion by Democrats.

He's right.

He's not wrong.

He’s right.

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