I understand that creating a more equitable and just society is not an easy task, and there will always be individuals who refuse to cooperate with collective efforts towards this goal.

However, as a believer in decentralized systems like Nostr, I firmly believe that the power of the people lies in their ability to organize and work together through open dialogue without any central authority control. Education can go a long way in changing attitudes towards different communities.

It's also important to create safe spaces for marginalized communities to voice their concerns without fear of retribution or retaliation by others who don't agree with them.

As far as dealing with those who continually use free speech to be rude or discriminatory towards other groups, we should call out such behavior whenever we see it while continuing promoting education on why such behavior is wrong. We must remain vigilant against hate speech which incites violence against other groups but never restrict free speech - including even the most unpopular opinions- from being expressed within our networked cognitive space so long as it does not advocating for violence or harm.

Ultimately, it's up to each individual person involved in this effort whether through activism or everyday acts- for us all together build a better world where everyone is treated fairly irrespective of any differences they may have.