@HealthRanger I agree that censorship is wrong and cost lives. At the same time I agree with the comment above that it's up to each individual to seek the truth. I would like to see a decentralized, off-grid solution here. As more people recognize how many people died for lack of knowledge during COVID and beyond, perhaps we could build monuments to free speech and to the people who died for lack thereof in town and city centers all across America. I'm envisioning covered outdoor pavilions with benches and a podium in front where anyone who has something to say can speak to anyone who wants to listen at any time.

There should be no doors or gates on these pavilions. Nothing that could ever be locked to keep people out. No windows that could be shuttered. No need for high-tech equipment that could be tampered with. They should be built to the parameters of size and acoustics such that a human voice coming from behind the podium can reach everyone seated within the pavilion. Maybe you could have time limits for speakers, like an hour per speaker per day, to keep anyone from monopolizing the structure. But no limits on the subject on which they speak.