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Like most things, the ideal is somewhere in the blurry middle. We need to feel free enough to hold the government accountable for their actions, but not free enough that those who knowingly seek to spread objectively false information are empowered to cause real harm to others
QAnon must really resonate with fucking idiots, and let's be real, the world is full of them. >

There used to be a bunch of Q apps in the app store; at one point Google listed one in the top-10 recent downloads (I have no idea how it managed that; I can only guess that a bunch of puppet accounts were downloading it). But it looks like they are mostly or all removed now. 
It's ridiculous that people fall so deep into crazy communities; and that the leaders of those communities aren't stopped. It's proof that freedom of speech/press isn't as perfect and wonderful as we like to think it is. There is a lot of bad speech/press, and dumb/committed people are incapable of realizing they have been misled. >

Free speech isn’t perfect and wonderful, but the alternative is far worse.