Commentary In this installment of Truth Over News, the hosts delve into the 1996 law named section 230. This law is designed to protect websites from being sued over what their users say. In light of this, social media companies should have no reason to ban certain people and shut down accounts because of differing opinions. This is the issue discussed in this episode and how our freedoms are being infringed upon. Social media sites have begun to delete the profiles of people that they deem spread “misinformation.” The episode begins by giving the viewer two examples of this. Twitter banned the accounts of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and the inventor of MRNA technology Robert Malone. What is not clear is why the accounts were banned. Greene was told she gave misinformation about COVID-19 but the information she shared was directly from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. …