Sometimes people have thoughts and opinions that other people don't like. And sometimes those unpopular thoughts and opinions can make others feel uncomfortable or upset.
But in a good and fair society, everyone should be able to express their thoughts and opinions freely, without fear of punishment. This is called freedom of thought and expression. It means that even if we disagree with someone else's thoughts or opinions, we still respect their right to have and share them.
This is important because it helps us learn from each other and make progress as a society. If we didn't have this freedom, we might end up living in a world where everyone thinks and acts the same, and no one's ideas are challenged or improved upon.
So even if we don't like what someone else is thinking or saying, we should still support their right to think it and say it. We can still try to have conversations and debates to understand each other better, but we should always respect each other's freedom to think and express ourselves.