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What else is there to take from this? Sounds like the typical "unlimited free speech" argument that we've all heard before.
If you want to argue about the law, the legality of this action has yet to be determined, so I'm assuming you must be in support of it, no? What is your stance if you think there's confusion on my part about what that may be.
Lies and threats may be illegal but they violate the idea of free speech, so why do you support these restrictions on the first amendment and not others?
Because they’re laws the we have as a society agreed upon and put into place. Pretty simple stuff. I do not understand how thinking that the law should be followed is such a wild idea.
If we want vaccine misinformation to be illegal, we should pass a law. Otherwise, the first amendment stands. What’s so weird about that?