The ACLU was founded to protect the rights of Communists after World War I to say what they want. The ACLU fought to defend the free speech of KKK members and Nazis. The phrase "I disagree with you but I defend to the death your right to say it" is unique to America and was actually something fought for until recently when even the ACLU caved.
>spreading blatant viral lies on social media
You even admit this is arguable. You're assuming people are morons who need big brother to help them out - you don't really believe in democratic principles if this is your stance. The enforcement of punishing such lies is inconsistent as well. One needs only to look at the blatant left wing bias of Twitter and Facebook, where conservatives are banned for expressing opinions whereas lies told by media outlets (with small corrections added days later) are left up and not punished at all.
You can take the high approach and give up your job for someone else, then. Are you going to welcome strangers into your family and your home as well? Resources are limited, that is a fact. If you've never experienced that, consider yourself very lucky and privileged, and work to deserve that good fortune and privilege.
Maybe the Chinese government shouldn't have been hiding information and silencing doctors, or the Taiwanese, or the WHO providing bad guidance even back in January.
Chinese Government knows, then covers up deadly virus causing mass world deaths and consequences, even makes people disappear = fine, any criticism is hidden, "it's a global virus"
U.S officials might have known about a potential crisis that might happen = end of the world, how evil is America and the orange man!
His use of a throwaway speaks volumes about fear of political repercussions. His regular account (assuming he has one) is probably associated with his name, and he most likely works in a place like San Francisco or New York City. If so, he could lose his job for being non-hostile to Trump. Some employers are really bigoted about that.
This is weird, for the longest time I thought that T. Gondii had the exact opposite effect - making someone more introverted. Apparently that was/is true only for males, whereas it's supposed to make women more extraverted.
