[Sirius Lee]

Walker described the law as “positively dystopian,” adding that “it should go without saying that if liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear.”

Including telling people such facts as masks and social distancing don't work?

That blacks are responsible for the vast majority of murders of blacks - and everyone else - in America?

That the hunter laptop is real? That the mRNA shots have far more adverse effects than other vaccines?

That there are only two sexes and they are determined by either XX or XY chromosomes?

That kind of Liberty?

[motor_racer]

There is a vast difference between “telling people things they don’t want to hear” and requiring people to buy in (or act as if they buy in) to those things to obtain a degree. THAT is coercion.

And the opposing positions are forbidden from being presented. So how does THAT square with “ the right to tell people what they do not want to hear”?