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The right to your opinion

I agree with “The right to your opinion” because it says “You don’t really have a right to your own opinion. And the idea that you do, besides being false, is forever being invoked when it would be irrelevant even if it were true”. This shows people don’t really have freedom of speech. If you say your opinion on something some people might take it offensive, while others understand it the way you do.

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