> this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference Aren't to hold views and to express views two significantly different things? > seek, rece

> this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference Aren't to hold views and to express views two significantly different things? > seek, receive and impart information Does information include proven falsehoods like vaccination causes autism? In general I agree, but people weaponizing this to inoculate against critique is probably not in the ideas of those who wrote this. Call me illiberal or conservative. I don't care for these weaponized labels. To me, having grown up in Germany, there are very clear borders to "free speech". Denying the holocaust. Insulting/denigrating/dehumanizing other people. Stating falsehoods as facts. Exactly as our law sees this. Time and time this imho very sensible approach has proven to be healthy for society.