(3/3) Those beliefs simply do not fit any particular political party, or national narrative, and can't be pigeon-holed into a convenient label. Some people find this infuriating, others find it refreshing. That's the nature of free speech. It's like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get. But that's the beauty of it. Humanity deserves better than a monotone, homogenized, controlled Overton Window of discourse that's determined by the government. Free speech demands diversity of thought, or it isn't free to begin with. And diversity of thought means not everybody is going to like what you say, or what your guest says, and that's to be expected. This is what the freedom to think looks like. Andrew Torba from Gab gets this. Judge Napolitano understands it well. Elon Musk not quite yet, as there's still a lot of shadowbanning and URL banning on X. Rumble has done a great job holding the line on free speech, and Infowars of course is the trailblazer in this entire category. Without them, we wouldn't even be where we are today in terms of red pilling humanity. So celebrate those who truly stand for freedom of speech, and who exercise it, and who refuse to be bought off by hidden interests bearing moola. TRUTH IS NOT FOR SALE. It has its own intrinsic value beyond any material representation. Finally, I have to wonder when the DOJ is going to indict the entire corporate media for being heavily influenced by payments from Pfizer. Don't hold your breath on that one.