Having an opinion - which you can justify vaguely logically - about subjective matters and sharing it isn't 'spreading misinformation.' There's a very toxic cu

Having an opinion - which you can justify vaguely logically - about subjective matters and sharing it isn't 'spreading misinformation.' There's a very toxic current of censorship spreading which involves redefining opinions (inherently a subjective matter) as information (inherently an objective matter) in order to justify them being censored on the grounds of 'combating misinformation.' People are free to be wrong and to spread the word of their wrongness. If you take the random words - on a subjective topic! - of a weirdo on the internet to be 'information' then you're a bloody idiot.