The United States prides itself on freedom of speech. Yes, it is an American right. The bad becomes when radical ideas and misinformation is spread. While in the past, rules for posting on social media were lax - things changed. Social networks, primarily Twitter and Facebook have established rules for their platforms. So when using those platforms, if you say something that the network feel goes against their rules or is spreading misinformation - they will not let your post be seen. Because misinformation to some, is in the eye of the beholder, and that they should not be censored - they haven't taken to finding alternative social networks that allow for looser rules and guidelines and more opportunity to say what they feel without being fact checked. Parler has positioned itself as the social media service that you can speak without being censored. Facts are not checked by the social network. Recent news of a police chief getting fired over what was said on Parler. Remember, just because you have the right to freedom of speech - it doesn't mean that the world or your employer won't call you out on it.