That is a purely subjective opinion, since I have talked to elderly people who assumed “blue checkmark = celebrity” and was therefore confused why there are so many such interactions on trivial posts.
Even under previous Twitter management, there were a lot of verified accounts who weren't celebrities by any reasonable definition. So only a moron would have ever believed that "blue checkmark = celebrity". We can't protect morons from themselves and it's pointless to even try.
The European Union thinks that it is an actual problem though, one that governments or media companies need to fix.
Life is hard. It's even harder when you're stupid. Government regulation can never change that reality.
If I trick someone I get a fine, if a multi billion company do that is censorship?