...but the principle of people believing wrong things can be dangerous and should be corrected.
Could you elaborate on why my belief in a flat earth is dangerous to you or others?
If you put back in the second part of the quote you plucked from its original context (and the first part, for that matter), it would make more sense. AATW gave an example of how incorrect beliefs becoming mainstream can become dangerous. Anti-vax lunatics, in this case.
But staying with your line of questioning... FET often (perhaps inevitably) relies on a belief in a global conspiracy. There are people out there who are more susceptible to conspiracy theories than others. They may even be inclined to act rashly to expose it. They may become a danger to themselves or others. Thus, incorrect beliefs without critical opposition can be dangerous.
I read AATW's entire response and found the context of anti-vaxxers to be the dangerous behavior; that is why I took I removed the context in my quotation to offer another chance for explanation. He offered (and you didn't either) zero explanation why my belief in FET is dangerous to him or you.
Yet, you find it dangerous?
Lumping things together like that is just stereotyping, something less-learned people often engage in and something that ought to be avoided.
I believe it is utter nonsense to state FET relies on a global conspiracy.
AATW said false beliefs can be dangerous and gave an explanation. I attempted to expand on the point to continue the conversation - although I'm certain you're bright enough to understand my general direction you'd rather just go NOPE, NAH, NU-UH to win some playground points. Fine. I guess I could resort to referencing Mad Mike as being a danger to himself, but I won't.
Perhaps this isn't the thread to do it, but I'd be interested in hearing your view on NASA RE: a FET without a global conspiracy. I've noticed you're a big fan of calling things nonsense without substantiating so I'd be interested to hear your view - maybe we take it to the lounge?
Edit: Adding in "WHY MY" and "DANGEROUS TO YOU" is a straw man. No one claimed your specific beliefs were dangerous to us personally.