It's literally wrong. You can have any opinion you want, but yes, there are certain, very much contradicted "opinions" you can get in trouble for publicly annou

It's literally wrong. You can have any opinion you want, but yes, there are certain, very much contradicted "opinions" you can get in trouble for publicly announcing. But even that has certain limits. For example you can deny the Holocaust among a small circle of friends, and that would not be "public". And it's extremely hard to get anything of the sort prosecuted on the internet. See "tatütata.fail".