Is it ok not to believe that the government there to help?
Can having an unpopular opinion (opinion, not an action) be hateful? Does it demand action from self-appointed custodians of morality?
Do you know the truth? Do you know the difference between right and wrong? Is it ok to act against someone who says 'wrong things'?
Holding an opinion is not an action.
Going on twitter and banging on about your opinion is an action.
Expressing your opinion, even on twitter, is an act of (written, typed) speech.
Preventing someone from expressing themselves, when they have done no wrong, is an action.
Preventing someone from expressing themselves is an action.
This is as per the golden rule, do no harm. If you speak, you are doing no harm. If you prevent someone speaking, you are.
Who has the truth? Is it the government and the media, or are they the worst of the worst? How would you know what the truth is? Is the truth a consensus, or can everyone be wrong? In this technological age, it is easy to conceive how a false message can be disseminated widely. How can you discern truth from reality?
In the absence of certainty, you have to allow the free flow of information. You might think that people are screening/filtering information for you, but it is surely evident that they can also be doing this for their own benefit?
Information is power, as it drives your beliefs, and then your actions.