I don't, but I can see why people in/seeking power do: it's just another nebulous thing to point to as a distraction or scapegoat. Like there's tons legitimate

I don't, but I can see why people in/seeking power do: it's just another nebulous thing to point to as a distraction or scapegoat. Like there's tons legitimate talking points that people can make for or against Kamala Harris' body of work as a politician, but once people start talking about the KHive on Twitter in those discussions, it totally distracts from those points. So by pretending Tweets about someone matter more than what someone actually does, they can try to control or shift the narrative away from someone who actually has power (Harris) to something else that doesn't (people using a particular hashtag).