I actually think suppressing comments (sometimes called "the sewer of the internet") is a feature, not a bug. I block Facebook comments using a Chrome extension mainly because I don't want to send huge amounts of information to Facebook when browsing random web pages, but not having to see the comments is also a bonus.

Just calling them names doesn't change anything. You are assuming the article is more truthful than the average comment.

FB posts are often not about anything, unlike news articles. FB and YT are entirely different.

The average article posted via a web page (or AMP) is definitely more well written, and generally more truthful, than the average Facebook comment. I would think this is pretty self-evidently obvious.

It's up to publishers, but Disqus works fine in AMP pages: https://github.com/disqus/disqus-install-examples/tree/maste...