Some of the SCOTUS questions in the recent Missouri case revolved around the government having the right, in once in a life time pandemic, to censor speech or as they like to term censoring disinformation for the public good. I don’t know how you can make that argument given the government was the one spreading disinformation the entire …
Some of the SCOTUS questions in the recent Missouri case revolved around the government having the right, in once in a life time pandemic, to censor speech or as they like to term censoring disinformation for the public good. I don’t know how you can make that argument given the government was the one spreading disinformation the entire time and we have the receipts to prove it. They don’t care that they got caught and they’ll do again. The legal lengths hospitals went to keep Ivermectin from patients also needs to be addressed.
Some of the SCOTUS questions in the recent Missouri case revolved around the government having the right, in once in a life time pandemic, to censor speech or as they like to term censoring disinformation for the public good. I don’t know how you can make that argument given the government was the one spreading disinformation the entire time and we have the receipts to prove it. They don’t care that they got caught and they’ll do again. The legal lengths hospitals went to keep Ivermectin from patients also needs to be addressed.