Every argument in support of censorship boils down to trying to hide the truth, or a belief people can't be trusted to think for themselves. In your example, r

Every argument in support of censorship boils down to trying to hide the truth, or a belief people can't be trusted to think for themselves. In your example, replying with a link to vote.gov would not only provide accurate counterfactual information, but help indicate to everyone that the source may not be reliable. Censorship is like pouring gasoline onto a fire because you have no water, or refuse to believe water extinguishes fires. Good ideas counter bad ideas. I don't understand why this is so hard for some people to grasp.