Compliance

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Common Sense will tell us if it's a lie, or should. Wisdom, it's a good thing! If we block people because of their opinions, beliefs, etc. It won't be long until we find ourselves blocked. I may not like or agree with something, but that doesn't give the right to block them. As God never forces compliance, neither can I. Free Speech, I endorse it. My choice may be to ignore a post or the person who made them.

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