Is Freedom of Speech worth a little toxicity?

Is freedom of speech worth a bit of toxicity? The splintering of Twitter/X and Threads has created two distinctly approaches to this problem.
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[@raminsafizadeh]

You can also create a culture of extraction-where you try to extract the incoming from its toxic vehicles: anger, insults…. Monologue/dialogue/ extraction!

[@andrewbruce-jones6036]

You should be free to as obnoxious as you like, as long as it's understood, that they can be the same to you.

[@sulljoh1]

Of course. That's the point of free speech But I wish Elon was more consistent

[@JBAikensMusic]

Its not that simple We have other censorship capture issues that preclude the issue of discussing rational free speech content and human responsibility And algorithms are not independent of ideological programming

[@joshsteele5701]

I think you'd be happier of you narrow your focus to what you enjoy. You can do and know a lot but you seem to superficial because you're spread so thin playing catch up on the understanding curve. I.e. watersides and lying