Why are social media companies reporting our posts as false information when they're not false at all? They have no right to do that, regardless of what the TOS may say. We need them to stop immediately. Here's some reasons why:

1. Someone was terminated from YouTube just for posting a meme that had Biden playing the bongos and Trump dancing to the music (Ievan Polkka). Seriously, that doesn't even violate the TOS unless it was a music copyright issue.

2. A friend's Facebook post about Ross Martin had "See Election Results" underneath it, even though it had absolutely NOTHING to do with politics.

3. Every single post that Donald Trump makes on Facebook (even the non-political ones) is tagged with that same "Election Results" footer, which doesn't make any sense. Also, a lot of his tweets are being removed from Twitter, even though they don't violate any of the TOS.

Seriously, what gives? We have a right to speak freely, and social media sites are CENSORING us! It has to stop now! Besides, as people have said, truth is in the eye of the beholder. Different religious groups (Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, etc.) believe that different things are true. To one religion, things that other religious groups believe are partially (or completely) false, and vice versa. For example, Christians don't believe in Brahma, and Hindus usually don't believe in Jesus. So why are Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube trying to force everyone to belive that some posts are false, even if they're TRUE?! I don't care what people think - we have a right to do our OWN fact-checking (through web searches). They have no right to prevent us from posting/tweeting, especially if it's been proven to be true over and over again. What's next? Hopefully they won't start reporting Biblical posts, as Christianity is the largest religion on Earth.