We have the right to know certain things, but do we have the right to believe whatever we want? No, frankly. A belief is not knowledge. A belief is not necessarily true. And more importantly, some false beliefs can be outright dangerous. Take a look here to see why it’s definitely not within our rights to believe in things like, for example, that the earth is flat.
Why you don’t have the right to believe that the earth is flat
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