You are advocating for your beliefs (here, ironically, freedom of information) by insisting that others surrender their freedom of thought.
I don't mind causing problems for people doing that.
I am terribly sorry for the family and their loss. But that loss does not make them arbiters of responsibility.
Neither do the needs of any cause give anyone the right to dictate what others think or conclude or hold as fact. I could agree with your "cause" 100% and I would still, I hope, oppose this sort of demand for mindless conformity with "correct" opinion.
I don't mind causing problems for people doing that.
I am terribly sorry for the family and their loss. But that loss does not make them arbiters of responsibility.
Neither do the needs of any cause give anyone the right to dictate what others think or conclude or hold as fact. I could agree with your "cause" 100% and I would still, I hope, oppose this sort of demand for mindless conformity with "correct" opinion.