> the question remains important regardless of anyone's 'feelings' on the subject That's not how it works in other arguments. Is "the question" of your habit

> the question remains important regardless of anyone's 'feelings' on the subject That's not how it works in other arguments. Is "the question" of your habit of beating your wife equally important? Relentless focus on "The Question" and its "Importance" despite the lack of any real world evidence (and in this case, convincing evidence to the contrary) is the mark of a conspiracy theory. This is Q all over again. When it turned out that the child molesters in the deep state didn't actually exist and the power structure everyone thought was going to prove everything lost and went home, people just dialed up the next enemy in the rolladex and continued on.