Griffonner
Absolutely! This is where the concept of 'free speech' has been allowed to ignore the needed proviso that you have free speech and practice it as long as you don't harm, incite, or hurt other people. This rule also applies to 'free will'. Of course you can have, and can express your beliefs, but you harm other people when you oppress/depress or bully people, or in any other way disturb or deny their own rights with abstract ideas.
Allen
2022-07-02

Lawrence Beck
People here in the US, and in many other places, are convinced that demands for tolerance of others are forms of oppression. "Being told that I can't stop a woman from getting an abortion, that I can't belittle blacks, or Hispanics, or Asians, or people who aren't heterosexual, even women, is a restriction of my freedom." Though such people are dangerous and irritating, they're also pathetic. Like us, they know that, as they age and their numbers diminish, their influence will ebb away.
2022-07-02

Chaucer Whethers
True.
2022-07-02