[ExI] vaccines again

[John Klos]

>> ...It seems like you're advocating for the freedom to spread
> misinformation....John
>
> Until we have a person who can flawlessly identify misinformation, then ja I
> am advocating for the freedom to spread misinformation and furthermore, that
> the freedom to spread misinformation exists under the first amendment.

"Nobody can perfectly define it, so we should stop caring" is quite a 
take.

> We know of plenty of organizations which can flawfully identify
> misinformation, such as Twitter under the control of the FBI.  They were
> flawfully limiting information while amplifying misinformation.  Now
> Twitter's policy is open it up, buyer beware with respect to information.
> We don't know yet which is which.  We still don't.

Facts are nice.