New Social Media Sharing Platform That Allows Freedom Of Speech!

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The vast majority of the large corporate social media platforms tend to censor free speech. Whether you know it or not, misinformation is another way to limit what someone can say. If a website's owner is not a scientist or a medical doctor, how can they claim misinformation for a user posting a health-related article? The truth is you can't. However, brainwashed people love to be told what they can say or hear. If you don't agree with a posting, just ignore it and go to the next one. If this trend keeps up, especially with AI becoming more advanced, only certain information will remain to be seen on all those websites. If a person needs to be told what information is truly "safe to view," that person shouldn't be reading in the first place. Common sense and seeing information on a broader scale are what will help anyone become more educated and informed! It's time to make a difference and allow information to be posted that may not be what someone wants to hear. There is an old saying that people love to hear good things about their problems. People that eat junk food all day need to hear it's simply causing health problems ...
... or could cause them years down the road. Sadly, simple statements like this are becoming extinct. If a change doesn't happen soon, it will be lights out for common sense in most cases. Destroying logic is not easy to do in the short term, but now, over the past decade, it's happening at a much faster rate. Acceptance began years ago. Soon only what you want to hear or think is misinformation will be all anyone will know.
YapData is all about allowing ALL users to have a voice. A user's posting is their own opinion, and opinions are just thoughts and views of another person. It's an insult to state that their information, which does not align with yours, is misinformation. Users who are not trying to bully or harass another user or a specific person have a right to say how they feel about a topic. Everyone should learn to agree to disagree, and that is the most important aspect of being able to have freedom of speech online. Restricting free speech is not free at all. In fact, limiting speech should be considered misinformation; however, that would not fit the narrative. To control the masses, you must have some way to slowly limit and restrict without making it too obvious. This way people can be slowly bamboozled into believing this is for their own benefit. There was a time just a decade ago that all these same large corporate media platforms allowed users to express themselves. Whether it's for political reasons or health. Now that just about everything that has gained popularity has been consolidated, it's a one-way street going in the wrong direction!
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