Not sure we need to do that for society as a whole. There's a difference between us, common people, and people with platforms, either private, or state-provided. These last two groups could be regulated, because misleading the public can have dire consequences to society.

I always suggest we should make lying or misrepresenting facts while representing a government (from school councils to president), should be considered a very serious criminal offence. Humanity cannot afford to have presidents who suggest drinking bleach may be a good idea or that COVID vaccines can turn you into an alligator. The only plausible excuse to lie for a government figure is national security, as misinformation can play a role that benefits society there.

In the bleach case, I heard the full recording. While he doesn’t say people should drink bleach, he suggests it could be useful.

You mean like claiming that Trump advocated drinking bleach? That kind of lying or misrepresentation?

1- i am not a president

2- he kind of did it

He, as a layman, asked a medical expert about the possibility of some kind of injectable "disinfectant" (not bleach, specifically). While one might characterize that as naive, it's a long, long way from "Trump told people to drink bleach".

If your local conditions are better than 95% of the globe, why would not promoting local condition be ever irrational?

Who is "we", and why do they get to decide?